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Press Releases RSS Feed from ASHA
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This is an RSS feed from ASHA on Press Releases.
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Teen Hearing Loss On The Rise
Teen hearing loss is on the rise in the U.S. and ASHA urges the public to follow the safe listening guidelines of its Listen To Your Buds campaign.
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City of Rockville Mayor and Council Recognize ASHA’s Contribution to Families in Need During 2009 Holiday Season
The City of Rockville recognized ASHA as a major donor to the 2009 holiday gift drive. 
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ASHA To Bring "Safe Listening" Performances To New Orleans Schools
ASHA's Listen To Your Buds Safe Listening Concert Series comes to New Orleans November 18 and 19, 2009. 
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ASHA Hails U.S. Access Board Decision To Develop Classroom Acoustics Regulations
ASHA praises decision of U.S. Access Board, an independent federal agency, to develop regulations in regard to classroom acoustics.
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ASHA Launches National Contests to Teach Kids about Hearing Loss
ASHA's Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) announces the opening of two contests for this year's campaign. 
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LinguiSystems Donates $100,000 to the ASHFoundation
The ASHAFoundation received a $100,000 donation from LinguiSystems. It was the third largest corporate donation ever received by the Foundation.
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ASHFoundation Golf Benefit Offers Early-Bird Registration Until September 15th
The ASHFoundation will hold its 13th annual Golf Benefit in January 2011. Early bird registration begins September 15, 2010.
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National Awareness Month Used To Promote Communication Health Of An Aging America
In preparation for May's Better Hearing and Speech Month, ASHA released tips to help American 55 and over identify and prevent speech, language or hearing disorders. 
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ASHA Podcast: Joe McIntyre of New Kids On The Block
ASHA's 2010 Annie Awardee, Joe McIntyre of New Kids On The Block, talks about his young son's hearing loss.
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ASHA Urges FCC to Consider Potential Negative Impact of Entertainment Media on Children's Hearing, Communication Development
ASHA urges the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to focus on possible negative impact of entertainment media on children's hearing and communication development. 
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