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If hearing is a collection of electrical impulses in the brain, does it matter how those impulses are input? Can the brain learn to "hear" from other sources?

Mayfield Brain & Spine was recently featured in the September issue of the Acoustic Neuroma Association's quarterly NOTES newsletter. The article, written by Luke Iding, DPT and Emily Begley, PTA offers insight into the balance deficiencies associated with acoustic neuroma and the ways that physical therapy can help with post-treatment recovery. 

These are challenging times for everyone. Add ongoing health concerns to the mix, and it's no wonder that many people are experiencing either new or worsening mental health issues.

Have you ever seen a flash of annoyance in someone when you don't hear or understand them the first time? It turns out this may be a hard-wired response.

Notes Newsletter September Issue Online Now!

The September 2020 issue of Notes is now available in the ANA Member Section of our website.  In this issue:

  • AN Warrior Julie
  • Washington Support Group
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