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Fall 2010 Issue

September 24, 2010

Opening Lines

A new face at Deafness Research Foundation? Well, yes and no. The face you see to the left is mine and it's hardly new actually, it's been behind the scenes of these pages for the past nine years. ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

Have You Heard?

Celebrating...


50 The Kresge Hearing Research ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

4TH Annual Trends Holiday Gift Guide

By: NANNETTE NICHOLSON, PH.D., AND DAWN O’BRIEN TAYLOR, M.A., M.ED

The holidays are around the corner, and even if the goose is a bit lean this year, most will be eager to give generously to family and friends especially if a well-chosen present can help facilitate ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

EDUCATION: Just How Accommodating Does it Need to Be?

By: DEVORAH FOX, STAFF WRITER, AND KIMBERLY ROJAS

Jeffrey Petty is only seven years old, but his story began 16 years ago, in 1994. At that time, Katie Murch was a deaf student in Flour Bluff, a suburb of Corpus Christi, Texas. Katie sought to be ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

EDUCATION: The Process of Due Process

By: DEVORAH FOX, STAFF WRITER

Because the resources that children receiving special education services require are often either hard to find or involve signifi cant cost, parents and other advocates can find themselves having to ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

2012: Another Golden Opportunity for Megan Jendrick?

By: AMY GROSS, STAFF WRITER

Untitled Document

In ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

Heard Around the World

North America's Biggest Induction Loop

Hearing ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

Ashley Fiolek: She Leaves Competitors in a Twitter

By: JULIE ANN DESMOND

Not long ago, Ashley Fiolek ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

DRF Centerstage

Boidman Named DRF Executive Director

Deafness Research Foundation (DRF), announced on July 1 that Andrea Boidman has been unanimously promoted to executive ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

Adolescent Hearing Loss on the Rise

By: ROBERT L. FOLMER, PH.D.

Josef Shargorodsky, M.D., and colleagues analyzed data from the annual National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey and compared the record of the softest sounds that could be heard by American 12- ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

Meningitis: A Deafening Disease

By: LARRY D. HARTZELL, M.D., AND JOHN L. DORNHOFFER, M.D.

Hearing loss stems from a variety of sources, including age, genetics, embryologic development, infection and trauma. Congenital hearing ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

I See What You’re Saying

By: SAMUEL R. ATCHERSON, PH.D., AND RACHEL SMITH, M.S.

You pick up your remote to turn on the TV and do a little channel-surfing. For many people with hearing loss, this is also the time to ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

What About Speech Recognition Technology?

The cost of implementing systems such as CART, CPrint, Typewell and automatic speech recognition can be significant, as they require one ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

The Secret of Architectural Acoustics Revealed

By: BY CHRISTOPHER BROOKS

Have you ever noticed that your radio seems awfully loud when you stop your car after listening on the highway? ... Read More »

September 24, 2010

Hands & Voices Is for Whatever Works

By: KAREN APPOLD, STAFF WRITER

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