Hearing Loss Magazine

Periodical Web Site:

http://www.hearingloss.org/magazine/latest.asp

ISSN:

1090-6215

Published by:

Hearing Loss Association of America (formerly Self Help for Hard of Hearing People)

74 articles listed on AbleData

1. A Better Way to Buy Hearing Aids?
2. A Complete Guide to Man's Best Friend as a Hearing Dog
3. A Hearing Aid Research Summit: A Path to the Future
4. Are Binaural Hearing Aids Better?
5. Audibility and Useful Hearing Aid Features
6. Automatic Speech Recognition and Access: 20 Years, 20 Months, or Tomorrow?
7. Becoming Friends With Your New Hearing Aids
8. Bluetooth and Hearing Aids: Ready for Prime Time?
9. Braille Menus for People Who Are Deaf
10. Caption Quality
11. Cell Phone Inventor Foresees a Universal Ear
12. Choosing and Using a Cell Phone with Your Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant
13. Coalition for Movie Captioning: Status of Captioned Movies in Theaters
14. Cochlear Implants Today and Tomorrow: Conversational Strategies ~ Hearing Tactics ~ Communication Strategies
15. Communication Wake-Up Call
16. Cutting the Phone Cord for the Hearing Loss Community
17. Developments in Research and Technology
18. Developments in Research and Technology
19. Developments in Research and Technology
20. Developments in Research and Technology
21. Developments in Research and Technology
22. Developments in Research and Technology
23. Developments in Research and Technology
24. Developments in Research and Technology: InSound XT Hearing Aid
25. Developments in Research and Technology: Solar-Powered Hearing Aid
26. Developments in Research and Technology: SpeechView
27. Developments in Research and Technology: The Menniett Device: New Treatment for Meniere's Disease
28. Different Kinds of Cochlear Implants: Auditory, Penetrating and Hybrid
29. Digital Wireless Telephones and Hearing Aids: Are They Compatible Yet?
30. Enhancing Listening, Literacy, and Learning for All Children
31. Environmentally Adaptive Hearing Aids
32. Evaluating the Performance of a Hearing Aid in the Real-Ear: What a Little Hearing Aid Tweaking Can Do
33. Free Captioned Telephone Has People Talking
34. Going to Captioned Movies: A 2008 Update
35. Health Insurance and Implantable Hearing Devices: Guidance for Consumers
36. Hearing Aid Fitting: Getting It Right (And, Is That All There Is?)
37. Hearing Aid Use in Conjunction With a Cochlear Implant
38. Hearing Assistive Technology Training
39. I Just Got Hearing Aids … Is That All There Is?
40. Independence Through Technology: All in a Day's Work
41. Is There a "Best" Hearing Aid?
42. Jump Right In! Water-Resistant Hearing Technology
43. Listening to Music Through a Cochlear Implant, Part 1
44. Making the Most out of Amplification: Personal FM Systems and Directional Microphone Hearing Aids
45. Noise Levels: The Enemy of Hearing Aid Users: A Discussion on Acceptable Noise Levels
46. Noise Reduction in Hearing Aids: Why They're Needed and How They Work
47. Open Captioning: How and Why It Works With Live Theater Productions
48. Paradise Regained...Personal Reflections of a Cochlear Implant User
49. Plugged in for Sound: Cochlear Implants Today
50. Premium Digital Hearing Aids
51. Small and Convenient: Today's Hearing Aid Designs
52. Smoke Alarms: What Consumers with Hearing Loss Should Know
53. State of the Science of Aural Rehabilitation
54. Supplement Your Hearing Aids: Hearing Assistive Technologies (HAT)
55. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
56. That Old Familiar Squeal: Acoustic Feedback Cancellation Systems and Open-Ear Hearing Aid Fitting
57. The Cost of Hearing Aids: A Discussion With the Experts
58. The Costs of Providing or Not Providing Hearing Care
59. The Future Is Headed Our Way: A Less-Invasive Approach Eases Cochlear Implant Surgery
60. The Third Ear: Personal FM Systems for Adults
61. Today's Debate: Over-The-Counter (OTC) Hearing Aids
62. TV Listening Devices in the Comfort of Your Home
63. Two-Line Voice Carry-Over Makes Direct Voice Telephone Conversation Possible for People with Hearing Loss
64. Unbundling: A Way to Make Hearing Aids More Affordable?
65. Water-Resistant Hearing Aids
66. We've Looped West Michigan. Could We Loop America?
67. What Did You Expect? Hearing Aids -- Expectation and Aural Rehabilitation
68. What Is the "Best" Hearing Aid?
69. What SHHH Members Say About Hearing Aids and Audiological Services
70. What You Should Expect From Your Hearing Aid Dispenser
71. When Good Captions Go Bad: HDTV Accessibility
72. Who Can Benefit from a Baha?
73. Wireless Transmission Systems
74. World News: Cochlear Implants in China

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