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Features
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Advice for Audiologists Still in the Trenches
by David Hawkins
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Breaking the Vicious Circles that Perpetuate Negative Attitudes Towards Hearing Care
by Curtis Alcock
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Striking the Right Balance – Superior Canal Dehiscence Surgery: Did it Work?
by Jane Lea Yvette Reid Brian Westerberg
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Dr. Donald Henderson 1938-2017
by Richard Salvi and Carol Altman
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Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, Cell Death, and More: Interview with Donald Henderson, PhD
by Douglas L. Beck Donald Henderson
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Science Matters – From Person-Centred Moments to Person-Centred Culture
by Laya Poost-Foroosh
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Verifying Monaurally and Binaurally Linked Telephone Programs
by Paula Folkeard John Pumford Philipp Narten Susan Scollie
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The Case for Diagnostic Audiology: Is Anyone Listening?
by Glynnis Tidball
Columns
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Other People's Ideaswith Calvin Staples
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The Way I Hear Itwith Gael Hannan
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Trendswith George J. Frye Wayne J. Staab
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Noisy Noteswith John Howard
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Grand Central Stationwith Kelly Tremblay
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Back to Basicswith Douglas L. Beck Marshall Chasin Laurel A. Christensen Wayne J. Staab Calvin Staples
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The Wired Audiologistwith Peter Stelmacovich
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From the Labs to the Clinicswith Robert V. Harrison