Physician's Corner
Advanced Hearing Ontario are the only clinics in Durham that meet all the requirements of eligibility to become a member of the Ontario Association of Professional Audiology Clinics (OAPAC).
All member clinics must be independently owned and not owned by large retail chain stores or hearing aid manufacturers. No quotas. No franchise rules. Instead, the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO), whose mandate is the protect the public, regulates the Audiologist-owner(s).
OAPAC submits some of the latest research on medical conditions and hearing loss to the Ontario medical Review. The Journal is disseminated to over 26,000 physicians in Ontario.
Sudden Hearing Loss resource for physicians
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Please view the articles below.
Post from 20/03/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Dementia.
Post from 27/03/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and falls.
Post from 20/04/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and the Zika Virus.
Post from 06/05/2017: What you should know about Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss.
Post from 21/06/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Tinnitus.
Post from 14/07/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Cigarettes.
Post from 30/08/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Ototoxicity.
Post from 06/10/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Saying "YES!" to Hearing Aids.
Post from 27/11/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Diabetes.
Post from 05/12/2017: What you should know about Hearing Loss and General Health.
Post from 22/02/2018: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Cerebro and Cardiovascular Disorders.
Post from 16/03/2018: What you should know about Hearing Loss and Chemotherapy.