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Vestibular and Balance Dysfunction in the Pediatric Population: a Primer for the Audiologist

by Sharon Cushing, MD, MSc, FRCSC

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The Way I Hear It

with Gael Hannan
While waiting to have her hearing aids serviced, Gael Hannan shares her thoughts in the form of a poem called Sitting Here Deaf.

Stories from Our Past

by Harry Teder
Harry Teder weighs in on the noise associated with common transient sounds: specifically from the kitchen.

Trends

with Wayne J. Staab, PhD
Wayne Staab explores the agony and ecstasy of vestibular activity.

Noisy Notes

with Alberto Behar, PEng
In this issue’s Noisy Notes, Alberto Behar writes about the (in)famous Noise Reduction Rating.

From the Centre Out

with Kim L. Tillery, PhD
Kim Tillery explores the use of CAPD testing on a 5-year old.

Science Matters

with Samidha Joglekar, MCl Sc, Aud (C)
Samidha Joklegar steps into this issue’s Science Matters and explores the relationship between hearing loss and fall risk.

Back to Basics

with Marshall Chasin, AuD
Marshall Chasin provides the answer to the Bell Labs mystery of the missing fundamental.

Other People's Ideas

with Calvin Staples, MSc
In this issue, Calvin Staples selects some of Alan Desmond’s best blog entries from HearingHealthMatters.org.

The Wired Audiologist

with Peter Stelmacovich, MCl Sc
Peter Stelmacovich explores different behaviours related to his hearing loss and shares tips on how he deals with them.
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