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December, 2017
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The Washington University School of Medicine Bernard Becker Medical Library will feature items from the Central Institute for the Deaf-Max A. Goldstein Historic Devices for Hearing Collection at its November 2nd First Fridays @ Becker event. The Becker Archives staff will set out a selection of hearing devices (some more than 200 years old) on the 7th floor Archives and Rare Books reading room.
660 S Euclid Ave, St Louis, MO · 314.362.7080
Everyone is invited to this open house event.
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Nutrition during childhood could affect whether or not an adult experiences hearing loss.
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Estimated 80 percent of hearing loss occurs in low/middle-income nations A recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found thatCentral Institute for the Deaf Professional Development
In case you haven't seen it, "Pediatric Audiology: The Basics" is a FREE course you can watch on our website that will get you up to speed on the basics of audiology.
It's a great watch either as a refresher, or if you're supporting a student with hearing loss for the first time. Optional CEUs are available with a small CID processing fee. #audiologyawarenessmonth bit.ly/2IEnrLc
CID is a financially independent affiliate of CID at Washington University School of Medicine.
