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Why Spooky Sounds Give Us Chills

An audiologist shares the science behind Halloween’s eeriest noises.

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The Sound of Home 

What moved me most was not just the science. It was the joy. I will never forget an older man who heard his grandson’s voice clearly for the first time in years.

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Subong Kim: How I Got My Start With ERG

My area of study is auditory neuroscience, and I’m especially passionate about how neuroscience can reveal the underlying mechanisms behind why hearing outcomes vary so much from person to person. 

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Personalizing Cochlear Implant Care in Single-Sided Deafness

Many single-sided deafness patients perform perfectly on standard speech-in-quiet tests due to their healthy ear, a “ceiling effect” that masks the real-world challenges they face. We propose using more sensitive metrics that assess sound quality and music perception.

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The Marvel of Hearing—and the Blessings, and Mishaps, of Not Hearing

As one who inhabits the worlds of both hearing and deafness, I am amazed by what you likely take for granted—the gift of hearing. And I experience the benefits, the misfortunes, and the humor of not hearing.

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The Silver Lining

Having a hearing loss can be a blessing when in a noisy environment.

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Give Tax-Smart

Whether you’re donating through your IRA, gifting appreciated stock, or using a donor-advised fund, your contribution to Hearing Health Foundation can make a meaningful difference.

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Why Early Hearing Care Matters for Your Brain

As we observe World Alzheimer’s Month each September, it’s a timely reminder that protecting our brain health starts long before memory problems arise.

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A Computer Model of the Human Middle Ear to Better Understand Bone Conduction

This new computer model can serve as the bedrock not only to better understand how the middle ear vibrates during bone conduction but also to develop new diagnostics for middle ear conditions and inform the design of novel hearing devices.

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Advice I’d Give My Younger Self 

Looking back over each grade when I felt embarrassed, I wish I could have told myself that even when people ask questions about the FM, by the next day they have usually forgotten about it. Most of the time I cared more than other people did.

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