Features

• Access Points: When “Accessible” Isn’t the Same as “Safe”: What Ontario Should Know Before Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids Arrive
  by Lorin MacDonald
• Early Development of Measurement Microphones, the Audiometer and its use in Sound Evaluation, the Decibel, and the Sound Level Meter
  by Walter Montano Noral Stewart
• Striking the Right Balance: Beyond Hearing Loss: The Overlooked Role of Vestibular Function in Children’s Balance and Development
  by Melissa Hazen
• From Knowledge to Action: Implementing a Group Intervention for First-Time Hearing Aid Users in Québec through a Clinical Research Partnership
  by Alexandra Tessier Élodie Latreille Mireille Tardif Caroline Lafontaine Mathieu Hotton Claire Croteau Victoria Duda
• What’s New about Getting Older
  by Kathy Pichora-Fuller
• Diabetes and Hearing Loss: Implications for Comprehensive Audiological Care
  by Grace Malheiro Christine Meston Chris Allan Jana Bataineh Robin O'Hagan Danielle Glista
• To the Brain and Back: Speech Emotion Perception, Hearing Loss, and Hearing Aid Use
  by Brandon T. Paul
• Sensory Neural Asymmetry Associated with a Long-Standing Conductive Component – A Case Study 
  by Dana Libman