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  • FactCheck/Row Editor, CNN
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Limiting scope and narrowing professional identity

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By Tracy Murphy
| Audiology Worldnews
Echoes from across the pond A persistent frustration is that audiologists are often not allowed to consistently practise or document at the top of our scope. Audiologists know and counsel patients that we don't hear with our ears alone - we hear with our brains. The ears detect sound, but the brain interprets, organises, and makes meaning of it. When someone has hearing loss, we're managing a neurological and cognitive process, not just fitting a gadget.
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Increasing Reimbursement for Hearing Aids: The Case for Itemization of Professional Services

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By Tracy Murphy, Brenna Carroll, Alyssa Needleman
| Audiology Today Verified
This article is a part of the May/June 2026, Volume 38, Number 3, Audiology Today issue. It is generally accepted that audiologists’ involvement in the process of hearing aid fitting and ongoing support significantly enhances patient satisfaction. The expertise, along with evidence-based and personalized care provided by audiologists, plays a critical role in ensuring that patients receive the best possible hearing outcomes (Humes et al., 2017; Wu et al., 2025).
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Blood-based epigenetic instability linked to human aging and disease - Nature Communications

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By Salman Basrai, Ido Nofech-Mozes, Rajesh Detroja, Fernando L. Scolari, Mehran Bakhtiari, Andrea Arruda, Tracy Murphy, Scott V. Bratman, Steven Chan, Mark D. Minden, Robert Kridel, Filio Billia, Sagi Abelson, Jae Sook Ahn
| Nature Verified
Abstract The abundance, dynamics, and context-dependent heterogeneity of DNA methylation, where a pattern considered abnormal in one cell type may be normal in another, complicate the identification of early methylation changes that drive or signal disease development. This complexity can obscure early markers of increased disease risk, making it challenging to detect and intervene in disease processes at their inception.
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