audiology web sites?

[Tom Boismier]

This was published in The British Audiological Scientist's Sept. newsletter.
Some guidelines for searching the WEB:
If you can't connect to a site, try again later, it just may be too busy to 
talk to you now. There are no spaces in internet addresses, if you see one, 
it's a typo, hust remove the space and try the address. If you can't connect 
to a site, try deleting the tail end of the address (ie, if 
HTTP://www.teleport.com/'veda/ doesn't work, try HTTP://www.teleport.com/).

Email me if you need more help. Good luck!
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AUDIOLOGY SITES ON THE INTERNET

This is intended to be the first of an irregular series detailing Audiology 
sites on the Intemet.
Please contribute of you know of interesting sites, as what may have been easy 
to find for you
may have been overlooked by others.

bionet.audiology
This is an audiology newsgroup, coveting a variety of topics.

There are several sites discussing tinnitus, often with a self help 
perspective. Two of the best are:
alt.support.tinnitus
HTTP ://www. cccd.eduJfaq/tinnitus.html

The Vestibular Laboratory at John Hopkins University, Baltimore has a site 
with interesting case
histories, research posters and papers and a synopsis of their present 
research:
HTTP:www.bme.jhu.edu/labs/chb/

The Vestibular Disorders Association in the USA provides an excellent site of 
information on
vesdbular disorders, with links through to many related sites.
HTTP://www.teleport.com/'veda/

Closer to home the BSA Conference in Coleraine is on the net!
HTTP://www.hub.co.uldintereafe/audiology/conference.html

Last but not least the Audiology Department of Glan Clwyd Hospital have a web 
page. Many
of us are hoping to see Clive Sparke's BMW go on-line!
HTTp://www.cityscnpe.co.uldusers/dt911/

David Baguley
Tom Boismier
Audiology Department, Cambridge