Unique hearing healthcare position EUHA 2016
... Based on exchange rates in early 2016 and including the impact of exchange rate hedging, we expect the exchange rate impact on revenue to be neutral in 2016. Acquisitions made in 2015 will impact consolidated revenue by approx. 6% in 2016. In 2016, EBIT is expected to be skewed further than normal t ...
... Based on exchange rates in early 2016 and including the impact of exchange rate hedging, we expect the exchange rate impact on revenue to be neutral in 2016. Acquisitions made in 2015 will impact consolidated revenue by approx. 6% in 2016. In 2016, EBIT is expected to be skewed further than normal t ...
stuttering and homeopathy
... come together. The air that is held in the lungs is gradually released passing through the easily closed vocal cords thus causing vibration and producing the voice. In short, speech is produced through a sequence of synchronized muscle movements involving respiration, phonation and articulation of t ...
... come together. The air that is held in the lungs is gradually released passing through the easily closed vocal cords thus causing vibration and producing the voice. In short, speech is produced through a sequence of synchronized muscle movements involving respiration, phonation and articulation of t ...
Noise Exposure and Hearing Loss
... Once permanent damage has occurred within the cochlea, there is currently no treatment or surgery that can reverse it. The only way of ‘curing’ noise-induced hearing loss must therefore be by preventing in the first place. As long as you continue to be exposed to noise your hearing might continue to ...
... Once permanent damage has occurred within the cochlea, there is currently no treatment or surgery that can reverse it. The only way of ‘curing’ noise-induced hearing loss must therefore be by preventing in the first place. As long as you continue to be exposed to noise your hearing might continue to ...
Managing concerns about hearing loss after cancer treatment
... 2. Protect your ears at work. • Try using special earmuffs that protect your hearing. These look like earphones. They bring most loud sounds down to a better level. • Earplugs can also protect your ears from noise. There are different earplugs, such as foam, pre-formed, or custom-molded earplugs. ...
... 2. Protect your ears at work. • Try using special earmuffs that protect your hearing. These look like earphones. They bring most loud sounds down to a better level. • Earplugs can also protect your ears from noise. There are different earplugs, such as foam, pre-formed, or custom-molded earplugs. ...
Interdisciplinary Assessment of Children With Hearing Loss
... that range in severity from life-threatening conditions at birth to relatively mild learning differences that are not apparent until school age. The most prevalent conditions, as categorized by GRI, include intellectual disabilities (8.3%), defined as significantly impaired general intellectual func ...
... that range in severity from life-threatening conditions at birth to relatively mild learning differences that are not apparent until school age. The most prevalent conditions, as categorized by GRI, include intellectual disabilities (8.3%), defined as significantly impaired general intellectual func ...
hearing & hearing loss Ear Infections
... the ear canal or middle ear following birth. This testing is offered in some birthing hospitals in Western Australia. From birth, a baby can also be watched for movement around the eyes in response to sudden loud sound. This kind of response shows that there is not a severe hearing loss, but mor ...
... the ear canal or middle ear following birth. This testing is offered in some birthing hospitals in Western Australia. From birth, a baby can also be watched for movement around the eyes in response to sudden loud sound. This kind of response shows that there is not a severe hearing loss, but mor ...
our Student Guide - Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center
... We live in a very noisy world. Doctors and audiologists are seeing permanent hearing problems because of noise exposure. The hearing problems are being detected in more and more children and at earlier ages. This type of hearing loss is called Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL). ...
... We live in a very noisy world. Doctors and audiologists are seeing permanent hearing problems because of noise exposure. The hearing problems are being detected in more and more children and at earlier ages. This type of hearing loss is called Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL). ...
Oral-Motor Therapy for Speech Clarity
... feeding posture and the type of baby bottle used, and by allowing the child to develop tongue retraction during sucking, each of the six characteristics listed earlier can be prevented. These characteristics, therefore, can be termed “myths,” as they will not develop when the child undergoes conscie ...
... feeding posture and the type of baby bottle used, and by allowing the child to develop tongue retraction during sucking, each of the six characteristics listed earlier can be prevented. These characteristics, therefore, can be termed “myths,” as they will not develop when the child undergoes conscie ...
Cognitive Spare Capacity as a Window on Hearing Aid Benefit
... from different research groups demonstrated a relationship between cognition and successful listening with hearing aids2,3. In those studies, it was amplitude compression that was at the focus of attention. Later studies have extended this finding to other kinds of signal processing, indicating that ...
... from different research groups demonstrated a relationship between cognition and successful listening with hearing aids2,3. In those studies, it was amplitude compression that was at the focus of attention. Later studies have extended this finding to other kinds of signal processing, indicating that ...
Novel form of X-linked nonsyndromic hearing loss caused by a
... estimated melting temperatures in degrees Celsius along the type IV collagen amino acid sequence. The respective mutation site is highlighted with an arrow. The mutation seriously affects the melting temperature of the natural model. Three-dimensional models (right subfigures) of the heterotrimeric ...
... estimated melting temperatures in degrees Celsius along the type IV collagen amino acid sequence. The respective mutation site is highlighted with an arrow. The mutation seriously affects the melting temperature of the natural model. Three-dimensional models (right subfigures) of the heterotrimeric ...
HAB ACA Letter
... the needs of a wide variety of children and adults with autism, cerebral palsy, congenital deficits, disabilities, and other chronic and progressive conditions. The HAB Coalition is a group of national nonprofit consumer and clinical organizations focused on securing appropriate access to, and cover ...
... the needs of a wide variety of children and adults with autism, cerebral palsy, congenital deficits, disabilities, and other chronic and progressive conditions. The HAB Coalition is a group of national nonprofit consumer and clinical organizations focused on securing appropriate access to, and cover ...