July/August 2025 Issue
The July/August 2025, Volume 37, Number 4, Audiology Today issue has been released. Enjoy the most recent issue!
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE | Advocacy Is Not Optional
If we want to shape the future of audiology—rather than have it shaped for us—we must all play a role in telling our story and protecting our place in health care.
The Promise and Peril of Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids
This article revisits the current status of hearing aids sold over the counter and sheds light on the audiologist’s role in self-directed hearing care.
Six Lessons I’ve Learned from Starting and Owning a Private Practice for Over 18 Years
My name is Julie Hubik, and I am an audiologist and a private practice owner in Lubbock, Texas. My spark for audiology was ignited during my childhood.
Unlocking Better Hearing with Low-Gain Amplification
It is common for adults to present to audiology clinics with hearing- and/or listening-related complaints, yet have clinically normal pure-tone hearing (air-conduction thresholds ≤25 dB HL).