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Volume 12
The Effect of Shooting Glasses on Earmuff Attenuation Measured with Acoustic Test Fixtures and Firearm Impulses
by Donald Finan, PhD
Deanna Meinke, Ph.D., CCC-A
William J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Gregory A. Flamme, PhD
Stephen M. Tasko, Ph.D
Kristy Deiters, AuD
Michael Stewart, MA, Ph.D.
James E. Lankford, Ph.D.
Firearm users are faced with conflicting or inaccurate information when choosing personal protective equipment. While both ballistic safety glasses and hearing protection are recommended for use with firearms, product labeling does not reflect potential changes in performance when using both devices simultaneously.
Volume 2
Unraveling the Mystery of Hair Cell Death from Noise
by Eric Bielefeld, PhD
Deanna Meinke, Ph.D., CCC-A
As we learn more about the mechanisms of cochlear cell death, we will have the opportunity to intervene and prevent NIHL. The future will be exciting for audiology as we potentially become involved in administering antioxidant therapies in advance of noise exposure or preventing the cascade of events that lead to ROS formulation, cochlear cell death, and NIHL post exposure.