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USASPORTS15d ago

Gallaudet earns conference victory in Saturday split

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – The Gallaudet University women's volleyball team split a pair of matches Saturday at Penn College as the Bison swept the host Wildcats in a United East Conference match before falling to Lebanon Valley College in four sets at Bardo Gymnasium.

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GLOBALHEALTH15d ago

Getting to Know your hair cells

Hair cells play a critical role in our hearing. When they are damaged, doctors say they act like blades of grass. When someone walks on grass, the blades initially lie down and then bounce back up. But if you keep walking the same path repeatedly, the grass stays down. Hair cells are the same way. If you send sound waves from the outside without giving the cells time to recover, you can rip them out with excessive noise. Hair cells do not grow back.

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USASPORTS15d ago

Gallaudet returns to winning ways with victory at Lycoming

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – The Gallaudet University women's volleyball team returned to the win column Friday night with an impressive offensive performance as the Bison defeated Lycoming College in four sets at Lamade Gymnasium.

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GLOBALHEALTH16d ago

5 Common Myths about Cochlear Implants

Two members of the board of the American Cochlear Implant Alliance address what they consider myths about implants. Their five myths include: Myth 1: My insurance will not cover cochlear implant surgery. Myth 2: Cochlear implant surgery involves complicated brain surgery. Myth 3: Cochlear implants are only for patients with profound hearing loss. Myth 4: A cochlear implant will restore my hearing to “normal.” Myth 5: I am too old to get a cochlear implant. Read more here.

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