Volume 39

Volume 39 issues and topics include:

Issue 1

- Article 1: Ultratec Announces New IP-Based Captioned Telephone

- Article 2: How to Manage Communication with a Hearing Loss During Your Hospital Stay - Part Two

- Article 3: Hearing Loss Association of America Position Statement Regarding Captioned Phones & the California Public Utility Commission

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 2

- Article 1: Is There a Hard of Hearing Culture?

- Article 2: AG Bell Denounces Demonstrations

- Article 3: Walkers from Across the Country Join 2009 Walk4Hearing

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 3

- Article 1: Researchers Find Lack of Key Molecule Leads to Deafness

- Article 2: Hamilton CapTel introduces the CapTel 800i captioned telephone

- Article 3: Audism Free America: Outcomes of the Historic Meeting and Rally at the AG Bell Association Headquarters - Part One

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 4

- Article 1: How Quiet Sounds Are Magnified By 'Flexoelectric Motors' In The Ear - Part One

- Article 2: Have an Ear Infection? Maybe You Should See a Chiropractor!

- Article 3: Audism Free America: Outcomes of the Historic Meeting and Rally at the AG Bell Association Headquarters - Part Two

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 5

- Article 1: How Quiet Sounds Are Magnified By 'Flexoelectric Motors' In The Ear - Part 2

- Article 2: Sprint Relay Conference Captioning: My Experience Using an Outstanding Service

- Article 3: New Data On Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment Presented

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 6

- Article 1: Stanford researchers' discovery of ion channel turns ear on its head

- Article 2: Frequency-lowering Hearing Aids: Increasing the audibility of high-frequency speech sounds - Part One

- Article 3: MED-EL Introduces MAESTRO(tm) for Legacy Patients

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 7

- Article 1: FCC Working Group to Study Digital Closed Captions

- Article 2: Frequency-lowering Hearing Aids: Increasing the audibility of high-frequency speech sounds - Part Two

- Article 3: Estrogen Controls How Brain Processes Sound

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 8

- Article 1: First Meeting of Technical Working Group on Captioning and Video Description - Part One

- Article 2: A deaf ear can keep a marriage happy

- Article 3: 2009 Oticon Focus on People Awards: Call for Nominations

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 9

- Article 1: First Meeting of Technical Working Group on Captioning and Video Description - Part Two

- Article 2: Beyond cochlear implants: awakening the deafened brain

- Article 3: DeafCode Launches Captionfish.com, a Captioned Film & Movies Search Engine

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 10

- Article 1: Consumer Reports: Hearing Aid Shoppers Pay High Prices, Get Mediocre Fittings

- Article 2: Scripps Research Scientists Discover Molecular Defect Involved in Hearing Loss

- Article 3: WANTED: You to Sign the COAT Petition for Access

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 11

- Article 1: Edging Toward A Cure For Hearing Loss And Deafness

- Article 2: HLAA Advice on Purchasing Hearing Aids

- Article 3: Changes to Air Travel Regulations

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 12

- Article 1: HLAA Convention: Greetings from Nashville

- Article 2: Early Intervention Crucial for Kids with Hearing Loss

- Article 3: VRS and IP Relay Registration Requirement Delayed

- Article 4: Short Takes

Issue 13

- Article 1: HLAA Convention: Induction Loops: Completing the Hearing Aid

- Article 2: SoundCure to Market Tinnitus Therapy Developed at UC Irvine

- Article 3: Captioning the HLAA Convention