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Magnatone Expands International Division
October 11, 2001
Casselberry, FL - Agustin Galarza, who has served in the International Sales Department for over a year, has been promoted to International Sales Supervisor. Previously, Galarza was a Production Manag... Read More
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For Maryland Infants, A Sound Solution A New State Law Aimed at Reducing Development Problems Demands Insurers Cover Babies'
October 11, 2001
By Kathleen Phalen Special to The Washington Post Page HE01 Under a groundbreaking law that takes effect this week, health insurers in Maryland must pay up to $1,400 for hearing aids for children. But... Read More
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''Texas Connect'' Resource and Reference Guide Now Available
October 10, 2001
The Texas Connect Project was developed to provide educational materials to health care professionals and to families of infants and young children who are deaf or hard of hearing. The project was mad... Read More
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The American Academy of Audiology Announces Election Results
October 9, 2001
The Academy's 2001 election results are in. To review them, click here Read More
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Rush Limbaugh: I Am A Lucky Man
October 9, 2001
EIB Announcement Transcript. Source: www.rushlimbaugh.com I had intended to start today's program telling you what I'm about to tell you. The outbreak of our attack on Osama bin Laden made it necessar... Read More
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Boys Town National Research Hospital Launches New Attack On Deafness - Acquires Breakthrough Genetic Analysis System To Pursu
October 8, 2001
OMAHA, Neb.- Boys Town National Research Hospital and Transgenomic, Inc. (Nasdaq: TBIO) announced today the hospital has purchased a WAVE® System from Transgenomic for genetic analysis to identify... Read More
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Phonak Introduces Claro 111 dAZ and Mini-D
October 5, 2001
With the Claro 111 dAZ, Phonak completes its range of digital behind-the-ear instruments with a hearing instrument that is specially designed to meet the needs of people with mild and steeply sloping... Read More
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The Academy Introduces Newborn Hearing Screening Brochure
October 4, 2001
As many as 3 of every 1,000 babies are born in the United States each year with hearing loss. The first year of life is critical to the development of normal speech and language. Thus, it is imperativ... Read More
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Doctor Donates 100 Hearing Aids, 12 Assisted Listening Devices to Less
October 3, 2001
Dr. Deborah Price, of the Hearing Professional Center, Provides Hearing Aids to Children and Adults Through Hear Now. Dr. Deborah Price, founder and president of the Hearing Professional Center, donat... Read More
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Are 2 Better Than 1? MED-EL, The World Leader in Cochlear Implant Technology, Launches U.S. Bilateral Clinical Study
October 3, 2001
On September 8th, 2001, at the American Academy of Otolaryngology's annual conference in Denver, MED-EL announced the launch of an important clinical research project. This project will study bilatera... Read More
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Hearing Loss Rule Delayed, Coalition Acts
October 1, 2001
by Marat Moore A coalition of diverse groups led by ASHA is opposing a proposed year-long delay in implementing a regulation related to occupational hearing loss. Earlier this year, audiologists invol... Read More
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Rep. Foley Introduces Medicare Aural Rehabilitation and Hearing Aid Act
September 28, 2001
(Rockville, MD - 2001) Congressman Mark Foley (R-FL), who serves on the House Ways and Means Committee, recently introduced H.R. 2934, the Medicare Aural Rehabilitation and Hearing Aid Coverage Act of... Read More
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Symphonix-Sponsored Clinical Study Reports Long-Term Benefits Of The Vibrant Soundbridge For The Hearing Impaired
September 27, 2001
American Academy of Otolaryngologists Annual Meeting -- DENVER -- Results of a study on the long-term effects of the Vibrant® Soundbridge™ were presented today at the American Academy of Oto... Read More
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Symphonix and Siemens Collaborate on Targeted Outreach Program To U.S. Audiologists
September 24, 2001
SAN JOSE, Calif./PRNewswire/ -- Building on a series of joint business initiatives that began in 1999, Symphonix Devices, Inc. (Nasdaq: SMPX), a hearing technology company, and Siemens, a world leader... Read More
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Oticon Foundation Awards $50,000 for New Outstanding Au.D. Student Awards
September 21, 2001
The Audiology Foundation of America (AFA) is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Oticon Foundation, also known as the William Demant and Wife Ida Emilie Foundation. The... Read More
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CMU to Offer Online Health Administration Doctorate
September 21, 2001
Central Michigan University is accepting applications from professionals in the health care field for admission into an innovative online doctoral degree program in health administration. Approved ear... Read More
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FDA Approves MED-EL's Next Generation Technology for the Hearing Impaired
September 20, 2001
MED-EL, a medical device company on the cutting edge of Cochlear Implant technology, has received U.S. FDA approval for the advanced COMBI 4O+ Cochlear Implant System. This allows severe to profoundly... Read More
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Mexico Mission in Need of Audiometer
September 19, 2001
Last year a group of Colorado audiologist's went to Mexico and fit more than 80 children with hearing aids. With the help of Siemens, Westone, Sertoma and Rotary, they are returning to help others. Ac... Read More
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Career Brochure Available
September 18, 2001
The Audiology Foundation of America has recently developed a new brochure for academic advisors and students. The brochure, Audiology: A Doctoring Profession, answers commonly asked questions includin... Read More
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Phonak Hearing Systems Earn Good Housekeeping Seal
September 14, 2001
Reinforcing its position as a leading manufacturer specializing in technologically advanced hearing aids, Phonak Hearing Systems announced it has received the Good Housekeeping Seal. The entire produc... Read More
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