January (Volume 14, Number 1)

• Editorial: Linking Research to Clinical Practice [2]
  James Jerger
• Development of a 500 Hz Masking-Level Difference Protocol for Clinic Use [3]
  Richard H. Wilson, Deborah W. Moncrieff, Elizabeth A. Townsend and Amanda L. Pillion
• Predictive Validity and Reliability of Adult Hearing Screening Techniques [4]
  Sharon G. Scudder, Deborah S. Culbertson, Claire M. Waldron and Jill Stewart
• High-Frequency (1000 Hz) Tympanometry in Normal Neonates [5]
  Joseph Kei, Julie Allison-Levick, Jacqueline Dockray, Rachel Harrys, Christina Kirkegard, Janet Wong, Marion Maurer, Jayne Hegarty, June Young and David Tudehope
• Role of Music Intensity in Aerobics: Implications for Hearing Conservation [6]
  Wayne J. Wilson and Nicole Herbstein
• A Case-Study Analysis of Various Field Study Measures [7]
  Jill E. Preminger and David R. Cunningham
• Letter to the Editor [8]
  Sherrie L. Hoglin

February/March (Volume 14, Number 2)

• Editorial: Annual Awards [9]
  James Jerger
• Interactions of Hearing Aid Compression Release Time and Fitting Formula: Effects on Speech Acoustics [10]
  John C. Ellison, Frances P. Harris and Thomas Muller
• Validation of an On-line Implementation of the Imitative Test of Speech Pattern Contrast Perception (IMSPAC) [11]
  Christine Kosky and Arthur Boothroyd
• Evidence of Acclimatization in Persons with Severe-to-Profound Hearing Loss [12]
  Francis K. Kuk, Lisa Potts, Michael Valente, Lidia Lee and Jay Picirrillo
• Perceived Effects of High Frequency Hearing Loss in a Farming Population [13]
  Michael Stewart, Jina Scherer and Mark E. Lehman
• The Effects of Probe-Tone Frequency on the Acoustic-Reflex Growth Function [14]
  John J. Lutolf, Honor O'Malley and Shlomo Silman
• Letter to the Editor [15]
  Francis Kuk and Andre Marcoux

April (Volume 14, Number 3)

• Editorial: A Milligram of Prevention [16]
  Kathleen C.M. Campbell
• Ototoxicity: Understanding Oxidative Mechanisms (Tutorial) [17]
  Kathleen C.M. Campbell
• Glutathione Ester But Not Glutathione Protects Against Cisplatin-Induced Ototoxicity in a Rat Model [18]
  Kathleen C.M. Campbell, Deb L. Larsen, Robert P. Meech, Leonard P. Rybak and Larry F. Hughes
• Antioxidant Enzyme Levels Inversely Covary with Hearing Loss After Amkicacin Treatment [19]
  James J. Klemens, Robert P. Meech, Larry F. Hughes, Satu Somani and Kathleen C.M. Campbell
• The Effects of D-Methionine on Cochlear Oxidative State with and without Cisplatin Administration: Mechanisms of Otoprotection [20]
  Kathleen C.M. Campbell, Robert P. Meech, Leonard P. Rybak and Larry F. Hughes
• Audiologic Monitoring for Potential Ototoxicity in a Phase I Clinical Trial fo a New Glycopeptide Antibiotic [21]
  Kathleen C.M. Campbell, Ellen Kelly, Nan Targovnik, Larry Hughes, Claudia Van Saders, Alice Bendix Gottlieb, Mary Beth Dorr and Anton Leighton
• Letter to the Editor [22]
  Francis Kuk and Andre Marcoux

May/June (Volume 14, Number 4)

• Editorial: Research at Mayo Clinic [23]
  James Jerger
• A Brief History of Audiology at Mayo Clinic [24]
  Wayne O. Olsen, Darrell E. Rose and LeRoy D. Hedgecock
• Tinnitus Impact: Three Different Measurement Tools [25]
  Christopher D. Bauch, Susan G. Lynn, Donald E. Williams, Michael W. Mellon and Amy L. Weaver
• Outcomes of Cochlear Implantation in Children with Auditory Neuropathy [26]
  Ann Peterson, Jon Shallop, Colin Driscoll, Alyce Breneman, Julie Babb, Ruth Stoeckel and Lee Fabry
• Magnesium and Hearing
  Michael J. Cevette, Jürgen Vormann and Kay Franz [27]
• Clinical Observations with Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions at Mayo Clinic [28]
  Martin S. Robinette
• Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches in a Multidisciplinary Setting [29]
  Eric L. Matteson, David A. Fabry, Scott E. Strome, Colin L.W. Driscoll, Charles W. Beatty and Thomas J. McDonald

July (Volume 14, Number 5)

• Editorial: Early Detection of Ototoxicity [30]
  James Jerger
• Agreement between Functional and Electrophysiologic Measures in Patients with Unilateral Peripheral Vestibular System Impairment [31]
  Gary P. Jacobson and Devin L. McCaslin
• Comparison of ABR Stimuli for the Early Detection of Ototoxicity: Conventional Clicks Compared with High Frequency Clicks and Single Frequency Tonebursts [32]
  Stephen A. Fausti, Christopher L. Flick, Alison M. Bobal, Roger M. Ellingson, James A. Henry and Curtin R. Mitchell
• Potential Contamination Effects of Neuronal Refractoriness on the Speech-evoked Mismatch Negativity Response [33]
  Jerry L. Cranford,Letitia J. Walker, Andrew Stuart, Saravanan Elangovan and David Pravica
• Communication in Noise with Acoustic and Electronic Hearing Protection Devices [34]
  Patrick N. Plyler and Micah L. Klumpp
• Double Checking the Cross-Check Principle [35]
  Robert G. Turner
• Letters to the Editor [36]
  Robert W. Keith, Dennis J. McFarland, Anthony T. Cacace, Gail D. Chermak, Ellen Tucker and Tony Seikel

August (Volume 14, Number 6)

• Editorial: The End of an Era [37]
  James Jerger
• Preface: New Orleans as the Home of Scientific Jazz: From 1967–2002 [38]
  Charles I. Berlin
• Introduction: Research at the Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory [39]
  Linda J. Hood
• Localization of the P2Y4 Receptor in the Guinea Pig Organ of Corti [40]
  Margarett S. Parker, Nkeiruka N. Onyenekwu, and Richard P. Bobbin
• Mouse Tales from Kresge: The Deafness Mouse [41]
  Stacy S. Drury and Bronya J. B. Keats
• Patients with Auditory Neuropathy/Dys-synchrony Lack Efferent Suppression of Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions [42]
  Linda J. Hood, Charles I. Berlin, Jill Bordelon, and Kelly Rose
• Olivocochlear Efferent Suppression in Classical Musicians [43]
  Shanda M. Brashears, Thierry G. Morlet, Charles I. Berlin, and Linda J. Hood
• Active Hair Bundle Movements and the Cochlear Amplifier [44]
  Anthony Ricci
• Development of Auditory Asymmetry in Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions in Pre-Term Infants [45]
  Thierry Morlet, J. D. Durrant, A. Lapillonne, G. Putet, L. Collet, and R. Duclaux

September (Volume 14, Number 7)

• Editorial: Another Gender Difference? [46]
  James Jerger
• Hearing Aid Troubleshooting Based on Patients' Descriptions [47]
  Lorienne M. Jenstad, Dianne J. Van Tasell, and Chiquita Ewert
• Audiometric Correlates of the Unaided APHAB [48]
  Robyn M. Cox, Genevieve C. Alexander, and Ginger A. Gray
• The Influence of Listener's Gender on the Acceptance of Background Noise [49]
  Deanna S. Rogers, Ashley W. Harkrider, Samuel B. Burchfield, and Anna K. Nabelek
• Tympanometry in Newborn Infants—1 kHz Norms [50]
  Robert H. Margolis, Sandie Bass-Ringdahl, Wendy D. Hanks, Lenore Holte, and David A.Zapala
• A Reexamination of the Long Latency N1 Response in Patients with Tinnitus [51]
  Gary P. Jacobson and Devin L. McCaslin

October (Volume 14, Number 8)

• Editorial: Leveling the High-Frequency Playing Field [52]
  James Jerger
• Norms for the International Outcome Inventory for Hearing Aids [53]
  Robyn M. Cox, Genevieve C. Alexander, and Cynthia M. Beyer
• Acoustic Analysis of Speech through a Hearing Aid: Perceptual Effects of Changes with Two-Channel Compression [54]
  Louise Hickson and Nick Thyer
• Effects of Decreased Audibility Produced by High-Pass Maskers in Younger and Older Adults [55]
  Pamela E. Souza, Kelly L. Tremblay, and Kumiko T. Boike
• Neuroelectric Correlates of Hemispheric Asymmetry: Spectral Discrimination and Stimulus Competition [56]
  Ralf R. Greenwald and James Jerger
• Early Detection of Ototoxicity Using 1/6th-Octave Steps [57]
  Stephen A. Fausti, Wendy J. Helt, David S. Phillips, Jane S. Gordon, Gene W. Bratt, Karen M. Sugiura, and Douglas Noffsinger

November (Volume 14, Number 9)

• Editorial: The Special Problems of Adolescents [58]
  James Jerger
• Development of a Speech-in-Multitalker-Babble Paradigm to Assess Word-Recognition Performance [59]
  Richard H. Wilson
• Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions: Comparison of Sequential versus Simultaneous Presentation of Primary-Tone Pairs [60]
  Randall C. Beattie
• Counseling Adolescents with Hearing Loss with the Use of Self-Assessment/Significant Other Questionnaires [61]
  Judy Elkayam and Kris English
• The Effects of Click and Tone-Burst Stimulus Parameters on the Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP) [62]
  Faith Wurm Akin, Owen D. Murnane and Tina M. Proffitt
• Unilateral Hearing Loss in Children with Shunt-Treated Hydrocephalus [63]
  Susan E. Spirakis and Raymond M. Hurley
• Acoustic Hemifields in the Spatial Release from Masking of Speech by Noise [64]
  D.P. Phillips, B.K. Vigneault-MacLean, S.E. Boehnke and S.E. Hall
• The Effects of High-Frequency Hearing Loss on Low-Frequency Components of the Click-Evoked Otoacoustic Emission [65]
  Owen D. Murnane and John K. Kelly

December (Volume 14, Number 10)

• Editorial: Decisions! Decisions! [66]
  James Jerger
• Performance of Musicians and Nonmusicians on Dichotic Chords, Dichotic CVs, and Dichotic Digits. M. [67]
  Dawn Nelson, Richard H. Wilson and Suzanne Kornhass
• Should Significant Others Be Encouraged to Join Adult Group Audiologic Rehabilitation Classes? [68]
  Jill E. Preminger
• Normal Brief-Tone Bone-Conduction Behavioral Thresholds Using the B-71 Transducer: Three Occlusion Conditions [69]
  Susan A. Small and David R. Stapells
• Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions in Adults: A Comparison between Two Test Protocols [70]
  Joseph Kei, Ravi Sockalingam, Clive Holloway, Alan Agyik, Craig Brinin, and Doreen Baine
• Word Recognition and the Articulation Index in Older Listeners with Probable Age-Related Auditory Neuropathy [71]
  George A. Gates, M. Patrick Feeney, and Roger J. Higdon
• The Effects of Frequency Response on Speech Perception for Cochlear Implant Users [72]
  Alexandra Weatherby, Katherine R. Henshall, and Colette M. McKay
• Letters to the Editor [73]
  John C. Ellison, Frances P. Harris, and Thomas Muller

Index to Volume 14 [74]