As many as 50 million Americans have clinically defined hearing loss. Even slight hearing loss can impair a child’s learning ability, speech development, and social relationships. Untreated hearing loss in adults can affect social relationships and physical health, and contribute to depression, anxiety, and psychological distress, thereby limitin[Read More]

This is a "must have" reference book for patients, parents, caregivers, and libraries with medical collections. This sourcebook is organized into three parts. Part I explores basic techniques to researching hearing loss (e.g. finding guidelines on diagnosis, treatments, and prognosis), followed by a number of topics, including information on how to[Read More]

This unique ring-bound book provides a reproduction of the Veterans Administration (VA) Independent Study Course on Hearing Impairment, released in March 2002 as part of the Veterans Health Initiative. "This independent study is designed to provide an introduction to issues regarding the long-term health consequences of hearing loss as a result of [Read More]

Designed as a concise hands-on reference, this new book covers the full range of topics involved with providing the best care for children with hearing loss or impairment. Focus is on the needs of the children and the complexities of dealing with the young age groups, as well as the role of the clinicians and families. This book is desig[Read More]