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A recent study out of Switzerland essentially posed the question “How much impact does a specialty vestibular clinic have on the correct diagnosis and effective management of patients complaining of dizziness or vertigo?” They attempted to answer this question by looking at the suspected diagnosis made by the referring Primary Care Physician (PCP), and comparing…
Ever wonder what an octave band is? Alberto Behar has the answer.
It is almost as if music has something in common with everything − psychology, physiology, acoustics, engineering, most areas of the arts, and now the lowly spondee – Marshall Chasin tells us why.
Via our friends as HearingHealthMatters.org, Carol Lau tells us how we can maximize auditory training effectiveness.
Alan More brings us the fascinating history of the enduring partnership between Harold Spar and Henry Meltsner and the innovation and advancements of Hal-Hen.
Wayne Staab takes us for a trip along “The Elusive Road to Binaural Hearing Aids”
Bill brings us up to speed with the latest on infant hearing in Canada and the Canadian Infant Hearing Task Force.
Dr. Rick Balys amd Steven MacNeil discuss how to look for signs that your patient may have chronic subjective dizziness (CSD).
Gael Hannan debunks an urban myth that people who use hearing aids dislike them with her wonderful Love Poem to Hearing Aids.
Calvin Staples has chosen some excellent entries from HearingHealthMatters.org that illustrate how audiologists must ensure they are “More than the Device.”