Deafness in Disguise Washington University School of Medicine Becker Medical Library

Bibliography

In addition to the following references, monographs, periodicals, trade catalogs, advertisements, and records from hearing aid manufacturers were used for this exhibit. Please contact Cathy Sarli for more information.

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