Research
Solvents are a threat to hearing
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- Published on 07 August 2012
During work in industrial processes, the inhalation, ingestion, and absorption of organic solvents through the skin slowly brings about deterioration in hearing, and this should be taken heed of. So said Chilean researcher, Adrián Fuente, on highlighting the role of audiologists in detecting this problem. Fuente was speaking during an AAA workshop in Boston.
Hearing screening Denmark Goals for screening are not complied
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- Published on 07 August 2012
Two Danish audio and speech therapists with master in arts, Christina Degn and Maria Baltzer Gormsen, have studied how the guidelines for screening of new-borns are followed in Denmark, and whether the goals for the screening process are complied. They found that there was a potential for improvement. In this article they describe the study and their conclusions.
Research explores pros and cons of teleaudiology
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- Published on 06 August 2012
Teleaudiology works best with patients who already have a wellestablished relationship with their audiologist. Recent research in Canada also suggests that teleaudiology — which involves interacting electronically with patients, such as via the Internet — can benefit patients who live in areas with few audiologists.
A choir that combines voice and signs
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- Published on 06 August 2012
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Brazil study finds a disabling hearing loss prevalence of 7% in Itajai
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- Published on 06 August 2012
