Puppies in Prison
January 2005 Editor: OK, so who’d be mean enough to put a puppy in prison? What did the poor puppy do? The answer may surprise… Read More »Puppies in Prison
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HOH-LD-News, a weekly email newsletter for people with hearing loss
Are you interested in current issues that affect hard of hearing, late deafened, and oral deaf persons? Are you a hard of hearing, late deafened,… Read More »HOH-LD-News, a weekly email newsletter for people with hearing loss
National Fire Alarm Code Update Benefits People with Hearing Loss
June 2009 Editor: Recent studies have shown that a low frequency fire alarm is more effective at waking people with hearing loss than a high… Read More »National Fire Alarm Code Update Benefits People with Hearing Loss
Cochlear Implant Association
Cochlear Implant Association, INc. (CIAI) is a non-profit organization for cochlear implant recipients, their families, professionals, and other individuals interested in cochlear implants. CIAI provides… Read More »Cochlear Implant Association
SoundBytes to Offer Rechargeable Hearing Aid Batteries
Editor: Here’s an interesting idea – rechargeable hearing aid batteries. It sounds like a great concept, as long as the batteries last a reasonable time… Read More »SoundBytes to Offer Rechargeable Hearing Aid Batteries
Bilateral Cochlear Implantation: Potential Benefits and Risks
by Cheryl Heppner Editor: Here’s another of Cheryl’s outstanding articles reporting on the 2005 SHHH Convention. This one discusses a presentation by Susan B. Waltzman,… Read More »Bilateral Cochlear Implantation: Potential Benefits and Risks
Tips for Hard of Hearing People in the Workplace
by Cheryl Heppner Editor: Here’s another article that tells you how much better your life will be if you take charge of your hearing loss.… Read More »Tips for Hard of Hearing People in the Workplace
Deafness Research UK excited about gene therapy breakthrough
Editor: Here’s some exciting news regarding a gene therapy breakthrough from the UK. It sounds promising, but I want to caution readers that, in the… Read More »Deafness Research UK excited about gene therapy breakthrough
Hurricane Katrina Panel – March 7, 2006
By Cheryl Heppner Editor: NVRC’s Cheryl Heppner participated in the FCC’s panel discussion on communications during Hurricane Katrina, and filed this very interesting report. If… Read More »Hurricane Katrina Panel – March 7, 2006
Internet Captioning for people with hearing loss
Captioning on the Internet? Believe it or not, it will soon be required if people with hearing loss are to have full access to the… Read More »Internet Captioning for people with hearing loss