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Hear the Sounds of the 1900s (Mary Anne Love/shutterstock.com)

Hear the Sounds of the 1900s

By Bre Myers I can remember patiently listening to the radio station on my boom box, fingers positioned…

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Headphones for Schoolkids: Some Were Worryingly Loud (insta_photos/shutterstock.com)

Headphones for Schoolkids: Some Are Worryingly Loud

As audiologists, we know that noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is on the rise, especially in the younger…

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Vestibular Migraine, Meniere’s, or Benign Recurrent Vertigo? (Chinnapong/shutterstock.com)

Vestibular Migraine, Meniere’s, or Benign Recurrent Vertigo?

Vestibular migraine (VM) and Meniere’s Disease (MD) are fairly common diagnoses with established criteria for diagnosis and classification….

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Hearing Difficulty Experienced by Adults in the United States (SewCream/shutterstock.com)

Hearing Difficulty Experienced by Adults in the United States

Hearing aids are commonly offered as a means to help individuals with hearing loss ameliorate their hearing difficulties….

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Characteristics of Individuals Using Adult Service Centers in the United States (ESB Professional/shutterstock.com)

Characteristics of Individuals Using Adult Service Centers in the United States 

Do you have patients who use adult day service centers? Lendon and Singh (2021) analyzed data from the…

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Characteristics of Individuals Using Residential Care Communities in the United States  (Photographee.eu/shutterstock.com)

Characteristics of Individuals Using Residential Care Communities in the United States 

Do you interact with residential care communities as part of your clinical practice? Caffrey, Sengupta, and Melekin (2021)…

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