Canadian Audiologist

Vol. 12 • Issue 3 • 2025

The Official Publication of the Canadian Academy of Audiology

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Prevention of NIHL and Tinnitus is Possible: Dangerous Decibels® Update
by Deborah O'Sullivan
Perhaps the Reason We Haven’t Solved the Noise Induced Hearing Loss Problem is Because We’re Not Asking the Right Questions
by Jeffery M. Goldberg
Speech in Brain in Noise: Neural Plasticity in the Auditory Brainstem
by Gabe Nespoli
Occupational Noise Exposure in Nightclubs
by Andrew Dobson William Gastmeier
“PLUGS IN THE CLUBS” INITIATIVE
by Elon Ullman Kathy Peck Helen Simon
Measuring Directionality of Modern Hearing Aids
by Marc Aubreville Stefan Petrausch
Is mHealth the Solution to the Global Audiology Shortage?
by Matthew Bromwich
ReSound® Leads in the Evolution of Smart Hearing Aids
by Samidha Joglekar

Columns

The Wired Audiologist
with Peter Stelmacovich
The Way I Hear It
with Gael Hannan
Science Matters
with Aniruddha K Deshpande Rich Tyler
From the Centre Out
with Jack Katz
Back to Basics
with Marshall Chasin
Stories from Our Past
by Wayne J. Staab
Striking the Right Balance
with Carolyn Falls
Noisy Notes
with Alberto Behar
Other People's Ideas
with Calvin Staples
Trends
with Wayne J. Staab

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Volume 2

Perhaps the Reason We Haven’t Solved the Noise Induced Hearing Loss Problem is Because We’re Not Asking the Right Questions

by Jeffery M. Goldberg, Protectear.com

People have known this about noise and its effects on hearing for decades and yet Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) remains epidemic in the workplaces of America. Jeffery Goldberg explains why.

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Volume 2

Perhaps the Reason We Haven’t Solved the Noise Induced Hearing Loss Problem is Because We’re Not Asking the Right Questions