Six common hearing aid myths — debunked
By Marjorie Klaskin, Au.D. on Jan 25, 2023
Approximately 15% (37.5 million) of Americans over the age of 18 report some trouble hearing. (1) Research...
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Marjorie Klaskin is an audiologist with over 20 years of experience. Prior to first joining Starkey in 2019 and then Starkey’s Education and Training team in 2022, she worked in New York City in various settings, including private practices, a large teaching hospital, ENT offices, and as a regional trainer for a manufacturer’s national retail hearing aid division. Klaskin received her Master’s degree in Audiology from Hofstra University and earned her Au.D. from A.T. Still University of Health Sciences.
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