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Canadian Audiologist

Vol. 11 • Issue 2 • 2024

The Official Publication of the Canadian Academy of Audiology

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Features

How Vision Influences Speech Understanding in Age-Related Hearing Loss
by Patricia V. Aguiar Brandon T. Paul
Retraction of a Publication Error Reporting That Hearing Aid Use Modified Dementia Risk
by Kathy Pichora-Fuller
Developing Toronto’s Night Economy Policy
by Harold Smith
Striking the Right Balance: My Vestibular Migraine Journey
by Erica Zaia
The Audible Contrast Threshold (ACT™) Diagnostic Test to Take on the Number One Challenge with Hearing Loss
by Lisa Hiller
Why the One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Tinnitus is Not Successful
by Maren Stropahl
A Brief History of the Acoustic Ear Trumpet and Some Collection Favourites
by Michael John Briggs
CROS Hearing Aids Existed before CROS Hearing Aids Were Even Invented
by Neil Bauman
Elevate Your Practice
by Oticon

Columns

Audiology in the Classrooms
with Connie Mayer Sue Archbold Brian Lamb
The Way I Hear It
with Gael Hannan
From the Labs to the Clinics
with Robert V. Harrison
What’s New About Getting Older?
with Kathy Pichora-Fuller
Quick Answers
with Christopher Scot Frink
Clinic Corner
with Salima Jiwani

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Volume 11

CROS Hearing Aids Existed before CROS Hearing Aids Were Even Invented

by Neil Bauman, PhD

Neil Baumnan gives us some interesting history on how CROS hearing aids existed a decade before CROS aids were invented.

Volume 3

The CROS Hearing Aid: Ends and Beginnings

by Marshall Chasin, AuD Neil Bauman, PhD

In the first part of this unique feature, Marshall Chasin pens an obituary regarding the recent “death” of the CROS Hearing Aid. In the second part of this feature, Dr. Neil Bauman explains, that while Harry Teder patented this concept back in 1964, in actuality, CROS hearing aids had already been in use for 10 years by this time without anyone even realizing it!