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Features
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Tinnitus in Canada: A Call for Action
by Philippe Fournier
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Tinnitus in an Audiology Clinic
by Calvin Staples
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Why is Tinnitus Hard to Measure?
by Brandon T. Paul
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Toward Standardization of Tinnitus Services by Audiologists
by James Henry Michael Piskosz Arnaud Norena Philippe Fournier
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Canadian Hearing Health and Research Strategy – A Call for Action!
by Sylvie Hébert
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Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Results – “Tinnitus in Canada” What the Data Means for Audiologists
by Rex Banks Dany Pineault Maha Atrach
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What To Tell Your Tinnitus Patients Who Want A Pill!
by Rich Tyler
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Thirty Years of The Neurophysiological Model of Tinnitus and Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)
by Pawel J. Jastreboff
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From a Hyperacusis Patient to Audiologists: My Advice for Better Patient Care
by Damien Ponsot
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Tinnitus and Sound Tolerance Program at the University of Montreal’s Clinic of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
by Ronald Choquette Dominique Wright
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Mysteries of the Hearing Brain
by Samira Anderson
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Performing Audiological Fitness for Duty Assessments for Jobs with Essential Hearing-Critical Tasks
by Sigfrid D. Soli Ross Roeser Véronique Vaillancourt
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Importance of Vestibular Testing in Cochlear Implant Assessments
by Myron Huen
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Industry Research: Clinical Comparison of Premier Hearing Aids
by Eric Branda Thomas A. Powers Jennifer Weber
Columns
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The Way I Hear Itwith Gael Hannan
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From the Labs to the Clinicswith Robert V. Harrison
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Stories from Our Pastby Wayne J. Staab
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Issues in Accessibilitywith Greg Noel
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Audiology in the Classroomswith Pam Millett
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Noisy Noteswith Alberto Behar