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Hearing Health Magazine Archive - 2009

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December 29, 2009

Winter 2010 Issue

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• Hearing Loss No. 1 Diagnosis for U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan
• Have You Heard?
• Take Two Pills and Hear Me in the Morning
• Anti-epileptic Drugs May Help Prevent Noise-induced Hearing Loss
• FAQ on NIHL
• Recent Advances in Biological Restoration of Hearing
• The Doctor Is In
• Tis the 2009 Giving Season
• Cell Phones and Hearing Aids More Compatible Than Ever
• The Squeaky Wheel
• Dr. Defense
• 17 Misconceptions about People with Hearing Loss
• A Safe Bet for the Holidays (Online Exclusive)

December 18, 2009

Winter 2009 Issue

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• My Hero, My Inspiration, My Brother with Hearing Loss (ONLINE EXCLUSIVE)
• How to Deal with Bullies (ONLINE EXCLUSIVE)
• New Leadership at DRF
• Deaf Sentence – A Review
• Five Good Reasons Why You Should Read T4
• Have You Heard?
• Much More than a Pet
• DRF Beats Nobel to the Prize in Honoring Georg Von Bekesy
• A Trend Toward More Retail Medical Services?
• Cholesterol and the Cochlea: Does Diet Affect Hearing?
• Children Discover the Magic of Better Hearing
• Chinese People Say “Meow”?
• Hear in Stereo Again
• Implant Technology Evangelist
• MS, Hearing Loss and Still Overachieving
• Hearing Preservation On the Horizon
• Retail Hearing Aids: A New Paradigm for Reaching Consumers with Hearing Loss

September 28, 2009

Fall 2009 Issue

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• All Dressed Up…With Someplace to Go! Technology and Accommodations to Get You “Out There”
• Fire Safety for People with Hearing Loss
• Thinking Green for Household,Hearing Aid and Implant Batteries -- Collection, Safe Disposal And
• Mailbag
• Musician No More (Online Exclusive)
• Music and the Cochlear Implant
• Compensating in Amazing Ways
• I’ll Scream Later – The Autobiography Of Marlee Matlin
• If Only Life Were Closed Captioned
• DRF Centerstage
• Reversible Sensorineural Hearing Loss
• The Doctor Is In
• DRF 2009-2010 Grant Recipients Announced
• Meniere’s Disease Sets Former Miss USA on a New Track
• Deaf Dancer (Online Exclusive)

June 19, 2009

Summer 2009 Issue

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• New Hearing Protection Campaign Targets Tweens and Their Parents
• “Thank You!” from Babies Everywhere
• Hearing Aids Would You Like Them Here or There?
• SHOWSTOPPERS! From the Exhibit Hall of AudiologyNOW!
• Heard Around the World
• DRF Centerstage
• Zebrafish A Serendipitous Solution
• DRF Centurions — At the Forefront of Our Cause
• Acoustic Neuroma Diagnosis and Treatment Options
• Silver-Lining Seekers Meet my Friends with NF2
• Hearing Aids - Available, Affordable, Accessible
• Good Deeds Abound
• If You Just Smile
• Brainstem Implant Solves the Case of the Missing Cochlear Nerve (Online Exclusive)
• DRF Support Leads to Major NIH Grant
• Have you Heard?
• Showstoppers (Online Exclusive)

March 20, 2009

Spring 2009 Issue

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• Unheard-of Athletic Excellence
• Pinning Deafness to the Mat
• Rudy He Was Not
• Athletes with Hearing Loss
• Driving Safely With Hearing Loss
• Patents Not Pending
• Grassrooting for Grace
• DRF Centurions — At the Forefront of Our Cause
• New Ears Transforming Congenital Deformities
• There’s No Disguising It - Prosthetic Ear is a Big Success
• Have You Heard
• DRF Appoints John L. Dornhoffer, M.D., as Secretary/Treasurer of The Centurions
• Research Symposium at Hearing Loss Association of America’s Annual Convention
• Summer Camp Special (Online Exclusive)
• Uncomfortably Loud: Options for Hyperacusis Are Limited
• Sensitive to Sound, Sensitive to You
• Tinnitus Treatment Also Helps Hyperacusis
• 17th Annual Conference on the Management of the Tinnitus Patient
• Help Yourself Support Groups Put Hearing Loss into Perspective
• Happy Campers
• I Can Hear the Words in My Head
• Battling Noise at the Source
• Putting a Number on Sound Quality
• Turning REDCAT Loose in the Classroom (Online Exclusive)