Archive for June, 2008
URBANA — Carle Foundation Hospital broke ground on Wednesday for a $6.25 million facility dedicated to helping more children with hearing loss from throughout the Midwest.
Cedarburg - Eight-year-old Collin Mathias darts out of the house and heads for the basketball hoop, his younger...
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Twenty life-size painted horses have been stationed in position around Germantown, drawing attention to the fact that 2008 is the 60th anniversary of the Germantown Charity Horse Show.
Sreeparna Chakrabarty New Delhi, Jun 24 With cochlear implants proving effective for permanently hearing impaired, doctors are emphasising on the importance of carrying out the procedure on children so that they can adjust to the changed environment fast.
A conference featuring some of the world's leading scientists will begin at the University of Wollongong's Innovation campus this week.
A DISTRAUGHT mother has appealed in desperation for help for her 14-year-old son, who has gone almost completely deaf. Nabeela Aziz needs more than BD25,000 for a cochlear implant to restore her son Hanook's hearing.
Toddler who received cochlear implants could be deported to the Gambia, where devices would become useless
More assistance for the hard-of-hearing is needed in South Sound to match that offered in Seattle and Tacoma, attendees at a forum in Lacey said Saturday.
Melissa Wasilevich is a married woman with three children who would like to invite Gov. Jim Gibbons to spend the day with her family from dawn until the last child falls asleep. "How can he make decisions that will so critically affect our family and not even know our needs?" she asked.
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