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Marie Brodsky, AuD, CCC-A, is an audiologist in a hospital audiology department. In her clinical practice, she conducts balance assessments, administers hearing tests, and fits patients with hearing aids. She also contributes to Biology Insights. Brodsky completed a bachelor of science in communication sciences and disorders followed by a doctor of audiology degree.

What Causes Low Frequency Hearing Loss?
Can Deaf People Hear at All? Explaining the Spectrum
What Is Functional Hearing Loss?
Are People Born Deaf? Causes of Hearing Loss
How Can Deaf People Hear? From Hearing Aids to Implants
Can Sensorineural Hearing Loss Be Cured?
Where Is the Oval Window & Its Role in Hearing?
What Is Progressive Hearing Loss? Causes & Symptoms
What Is a Mixed Hearing Loss? Causes and Treatments
What Is an OAE Test and What Do the Results Mean?
What Is Asymmetrical Sensorineural Hearing Loss?
What Is Profoundly Deaf? Causes and Communication Methods
What Is Profound Hearing Loss? Causes, Signs & Management
How Does Hearing Loss Affect Your Speech?
Why Is Air Conduction Greater Than Bone Conduction?
What Is Bilateral Hearing Loss? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Do Hearing Aids Help Auditory Processing Disorder?
Is Sensorineural Hearing Loss a Disability?
Tectorial Membrane Function and Its Role in Hearing
Congenital Deafness: Causes, Impact, and Interventions
What Is Residual Hearing and Why Does It Matter?
What Is the Tectorial Membrane and Its Role in Hearing?
Ear Ossicles: Anatomy, Function, and Role in Hearing
How Hearing Loss Affects Speech in Adults
What Is a Word Recognition Score for Hearing?
Sensory Hair Cells in the Ear: Function and Hearing Loss
What Is the Cochlea and What Is Its Function?
What Is the Hearing Handicap Inventory & How Is It Scored?
Ear Blood Vessels: Important Pathways for Healthy Hearing
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Hearing Loss: Key Benefits