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Canadian Audiologist

Vol. 12 • Issue 3 • 2025

The Official Publication of the Canadian Academy of Audiology

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Features

  • The Bidirectional Association between Tinnitus & Mental Well-being: Clinical Implications for Audiologists
    by Dany Pineault
  • The Times They are A Changing
    by Barbara Weinstein
  • Using Bluetooth (And Personal Hearing Aids) for Live Music Performance
    by Marshall Chasin Stephen Morris
  • To the Brain and Back: An Introduction
    by Brandon T. Paul
  • Striking the Right Balance: An Update from the Canadian Academy of Audiology (CAA) Vestibular Committee
    by Michael Vekasi
  • A Quick Test For Cochlear Dead Regions in Those With a Unilateral Sensori-Neural Hearing Loss and Also to Check if Your Loudspeakers Are Working Well
    by Marshall Chasin
  • Lions Clubs International
    by John Whyte
  • Protect Workers from Chemical-Related Hearing Loss With These 4 Best Practices
    by Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS)
  • A Breakthrough for Speech in Noise
    by Bruce Sharpe

Columns

  • What’s New About Getting Older?
    with Kathy Pichora-Fuller
  • The Way I Hear It
    with Gael Hannan
  • Quick Answers
    with Robert V. Harrison
  • CAA News
    with The Canadian Academy of Audiology
  • Industry News
    with The Canadian Academy of Audiology

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  • Message from our Editor in Chief
  • Letters to the Editor
  • Message from the President
  • CAA News
  • Industry News

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Volume 11

A Quick Test For Cochlear Dead Regions in Those With a Unilateral Sensori-Neural Hearing Loss and Also to Check if Your Loudspeakers Are Working Well

by Marshall Chasin, AuD

Several “hearing tests” can now be performed in the quiet of one’s own home. These are predominantly threshold-based tests and are typically limited by the environmental condition of the test room or by the asymmetry of unmatched earphones or loudspeakers commonly used by the public.

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