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Former “American Idol” runner-up Clay Aiken is now looking for votes from more than just “Idol” viewers. In a YouTube video Aiken says he will run for U.S. Congress in the Democratic primary on May 6, with the eventual goal of unseating Republican U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers in November. In the video Aiken says he feels Washington is dysfunctional, and that he doesn’t consider himself a politician.
Telemundo has named Paola Pedroza digital reporter for the reality competition “La Voz Kids,” contributing content to its web site. Pedroza previously hosted mun2’s “Off the Roof” and “La Conexión.”
Actress Judy Davis has left Fox’s upcoming limited-run series “24: Live Another Day,” citing personal family matters. Davis had been slated to play the widow of a terrorist.
Richard Bull, a character actor who played Nels Oleson on the drama “Little House on the Prairie,” died earlier this week at age 89 of complications from pneumonia. Throughout his career Bull appeared in many other movies and TV shows, including “Amazing Stories,” “Hill Street Blues,” “Highway to Heaven” “ER” and “Boss.”
Scripps Networks Interactive has promoted Shannon O’Neill to president at Travel Channel, effective immediately. O’Neill was previously the network’s senior vice president and chief financial officer.
Hasbro Studios International Distribution has named Rob Kirby senior attorney, replacing the retired Kevin Healy. Kirby was most recently head of legal and business affairs at DRG.
CNN has named Brianna Keilar senior political correspondent, as well as primary fill-in for Wolf Blitzer on “The Situation Room.” Keilar joined the network in 2006 as a general assignment correspondent.
SpinMedia Group has named Tom Morrissy chief revenue officer, reporting to chief executive Dale Strang. Morrissy had been executive vice president and chief revenue officer at Selectable Media, where he will now be a board member. He is also a former publisher of OK! and Entertainment Weekly.
Anna Bross has been named senior director of communications at The Atlantic, working with the magazine and its three web sites. Bross will join the company on Feb. 20 from NPR, where she is director of media relations.
Teen-focused media company AwesomeTV has brought in Kelly Day as chief digital officer, a new position at the company. Day is a former chief executive officer at Blip Networks.
Jennifer Van Hook has been named vice president of Western sales at GumGum, which embeds advertising in digital images. Van Hook joins from Undertone, where she was director of sales.
Mobile advertising company Airpush has named Matt Shaw chief revenue officer, in charge of growing ad revenue. Shaw was previously global head of mobile display at Google.
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The device — first identified as computerized axial tomography, or CAT, scans and now known more commonly as CT, or computerized tomography, scans — earned its founders Nobel Prizes in 1979.
The technology for the first time created two-dimensional representations of portions of patients’ bodies with astonishing detail by directing beams of X-ray radiation through the body and onto rotating detectors. As the name of the technology implies, a computer compiles the information to create cross sections of the body that can be combined to create graphic representations of organs or whole “slices” of body.
Early iterations of the machines, however, required patients to lay flat and motionless for hours to complete a scan. The cumbersome procedure severely limited the applications for the scans and largely relegated the technology to a last resort of diagnostic tests.
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The result has been nearly exponential growth in the number of CT scans performed nationwide in the years since — and a corresponding explosion in the amount of radiation to which the patient population is exposed through the procedures.
The issue has forced radiologists to rethink scan protocol and scanner manufacturers to enhance the ability to moderate the radiation dose on a patient-by-patient basis. Elevated doses of radiation are believed to alter body cells in a way that can lead to cancer in the future.
“Now (radiologists) can ramp it down more, and we can still give that physician the answer they need,” said Tom Cox, director of radiology at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center.
That ability comes in part from the hospital’s CT scanners, which are made by General Electric and have proprietary technology that allows dose modulation. Other manufacturers offer similar capabilities, though each call the proprietary components of the machines that regulate the radiation dosage something different.
While radiologists have long been able to increase or decrease the radiation dose given to a patient for an exam, technology in newer machines allows doses to be more accurately measured and even changed each time the machine makes a pass around a patient.
“Now, we have technology that will decrease the radiation dose … sometimes by 30 to 50 percent,” said Dr. Kevin Fahey, a cardiothoracic radiologist at St. Francis.
Radiologists tend to look for the most appropriate amount of radiation to produce acceptably clear images of a targeted area of the body. The amount of radiation is proportional to the detail rendered in the images, though a patient’s body mass also is a critical factor in the amount of radiation necessary.
“One of our most difficult problems is the bigger the patient you have, the more power you need to get an acceptable image,” said Dr. Carter Young, director of the department of medical imaging at Methodist Medical Center.
Young notes that while the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has established guidelines for radiation exposure for workers who regularly experience exposure as part of their profession, no such limits exist for patients undergoing imaging exams. For another area of medicine involving radiation — nuclear medicine, or the treatment of diseases with radioactive substances — the standard policy is to use doses “as low as reasonably allowed.”
Other radiologists at St. Francis generally advocate for a similar approach or no radiation at all, referring patients to other imaging techniques that don’t rely on radiation.
Dr. Craig Mitchell, a pediatric radiologist at St. Francis, said it’s not uncommon for him to request ultrasound or other tests as a substitution for CT scans for young patients, because they are particularly prone to radiation risk.
“If you’re going to decrease radiation to anyone, it should be kids,” Mitchell said.
Yet, while those in the radiology community have driven the conversation about low-dose radiation imaging over the last several years — and significant strides already have been made — some believe the key to a widespread change to how CT scans are used rests with patients.
More awareness eventually will lead to a more broad acceptance of low-dose techniques, said Dr. Mark Goergen, a body imaging radiologist at St. Francis.
“The biggest impact is going to come when patients understand that this is not totally benign, and they begin to question doctors about whether this (exam) is really appropriate (for them),” Goergen said.
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Unexpected weight loss is a concern, Lichtenfeld says. “Most of us don’t lose weight easily.” He’s talking about more than simply a few pounds from a stepped up exercise program or to eating less because of a busy schedule. Weight loss is a symptom of multiple myeloma, which Black men over the age of 50 are of particular high risk. If a man loses more than 10% of his body weight in a short time period such as a matter of weeks, it’s time to see the doctor, he says.
Your doctor will do a general physical, ask you questions about your diet and exercise, and ask about other symptoms. Based on that information, the doctor will decide what other tests are needed.
Symptom 6: Abdominal Pain and Depression
“Any guy who’s got a pain in the abdomen and is feeling depressed needs a checkup,” says Lichtenfeld. Experts have found a link between depression and pancreatic cancer. Other symptoms can include jaundice or a change in the stool color, often a gray color.
Expect your doctor to do a careful physical exam and take a history. The doctor may then order tests such as a chest X-ray, CT scan, MRI, and, possibly, other scans and test.
Symptom 7: Fatigue
Fatigue is another vague symptom that could point to cancer in men. But a host of other problems could cause it as well. Like fever, fatigue can set in after the cancer has grown. But it may also happen early in cancers such as leukemia or with some colon or stomach cancers, according to the American Cancer Society.
If you often feel extremely tired and it doesn’t get better with rest, check with your doctor. The doctor will evaluate it along with any other symptoms in order to determine what’s causing it and what can be done about it.
Symptom 8: Persistent Cough
Coughs are expected, of course, with colds, the flu, and allergies. They are also sometimes a side effect of a medication. But a very prolonged cough — defined as lasting more than three or four weeks — should not be ignored, says Ranit Mishori, MD, assistant professor and director of the family medicine clerkship at Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, D.C. That kind of cough warrants a visit to the doctor. It could be a symptom of cancer, or it could indicate some other problem such as chronic bronchitis or acid reflux.
Your doctor will take a careful history, examine your throat, check how your lungs are functioning, and, especially if you are a smoker, perhaps order X-rays. Once the reason for the coughing is identified, the doctor will work with you to determine a treatment plan.
Symptom 9: Urinary Problems
As men age, urinary problems become more frequent, says Yu. He’s talking about the urge to urinate more often, a sense of urgency, and a feeling of not completely emptying the bladder. “Every man will develop these problems as he gets older,” he says. “But if you notice it and it concerns you, you should seek attention.” That’s especially true if the symptoms get worse.
Your doctor will do a digital rectal exam, which will tell him whether the prostate gland is enlarged. The gland often enlarges as a man ages. It’s typically caused by a noncancerous condition called benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. Your doctor may also order a blood test to check the level of prostate-specific antigen or PSA. PSA is a protein produced by the prostate gland, and the test is used to help determine the possibility of prostate cancer. If the doctor notices abnormalities in the prostate or if the PSA is higher than it should be, your doctor may refer you to an urologist and perhaps order a biopsy.
Symptom 10: Blood Where It Shouldn’t Be
“Anytime you see blood coming from a body part where you’ve never seen it before, see a doctor,” Lichtenfeld says. “If you start coughing or spitting up blood, have blood in the bowel, or blood in the urine, it’s time for a doctor visit.”
Mishori says it’s a mistake to assume blood in the stool is simply from a hemorrhoid. “It could be colon cancer,” he says.
Your doctor will ask you questions about your symptoms. The doctor may also order tests such as a colonoscopy, which is an examination of the colon using a long flexible tube with a camera on one end. The purpose of a colonoscopy is to identify any signs of cancer or precancer or to identify what else might be causing the bleeding.
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Tomato and Butter Bean Soup
- 1 onion
- 2 garlic cloves
- 1 celery stick
- 1 tbs olive oil
- 2 tins tomatoes
- 1 tin butter beans (drained)
- 300 ml vegetable stock
- handful of fresh basil leaves, roughly torn
- 1 tbs grated parmesan (optional)
- Roughly chop the onion, garlic and celery. Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan, and fry the vegetables until soft (about 3 minutes).
- Add the tomatoes, drained butter beans, basil and stock and stir. Leave to simmer for about 15 minutes.
- Whizz half of the soup with a blender or food processor.
- Return to the rest of the soup and add the parmesan if using.
- Serve piping hot.


Nissan today announced Canadian pricing for the new 2017 Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition, which is on sale December, 2016 at Nissan dealers in Canada. The Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition will be available for a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $33,998 and is only available on the 2017 Rogue SV equipped with the with the Panoramic Moonroof and offered in all-wheel drive.
Today, Nissan Canada announced the launch of its new promotional campaign in support of the upcoming film "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story." The newly revised 2017 Nissan Rogue compact SUV is the centrepiece of the fully-integrated campaign that features Star Wars-themed TV ads, social and experiential content.
Nissan today unveiled the last of four new vehicles debuting at the Los Angeles Auto Show, the 2017 Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition. The dramatic reveal featured a special interactive presentation of the Intelligent Safety Shield technologies available in the redesigned 2017 Rogue against a high-action video. The video was followed by a drive-out of a pair of the Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition vehicles accompanied by battle-ready stormtroopers.
The name association is obvious – Nissan Rogue meet "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," the first-ever standalone Star Wars story. It's only fitting then that Nissan and Lucasfilm, the studio behind the latest addition to the Star Wars movie empire, join forces for the first-ever full-size production vehicle to include Star Wars- branded elements, the "Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition."
Nissan today announced it will produce a limited-volume version of its newly revised Rogue compact SUV, the "2017 Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition" for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Also previewed was special badging, designed by Lucasfilm, which will have prominent placement on the new "Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition". The vehicle makes its global debut at the 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show in November. The film, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, opens on December 16th.
Pour 2017, le Nissan Rogue, qui connaît un grand succès, présente un extérieur redessiné ainsi que des caractéristiques technologiques et de sécurité améliorées offertes en option. Voici un aperçu de certaines des améliorations les plus importantes. La disponibilité de l'équipement peut varier selon le modèle et l'équipement choisis.
José Muñoz, executive vice president, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and chairman, Nissan North America, Inc., today unveiled a major update to the 2017 Rogue compact SUV prior to its world debut this weekend at the Miami International Auto Show. The new Rogue, which is Nissan's top-selling vehicle in the Canadian market, features an extensive list of enhancements for the new model year – including revised exterior and interior styling, new convenience features such as an available Motion-Activated Liftgate and new available Nissan Safety Shield technologies.
As part of a major revision for the 2017 model year, the popular Nissan Rogue crossover now includes the widest range of available advanced technology features ever. For example, adding to the list of previously available Nissan Safety Shield technologies such as radar-based Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), the 2017 Rogue is also available with Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Lane Departure Prevention (LDP).
For 2017, the hot-selling Nissan Rogue offers a freshened exterior look, enhanced available safety and technology. Following is a brief overview of some of the major enhancements. Equipment availability may vary by grade level and equipment package.


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Nanoparticles are already used in many materials and areas, ranging from textiles to scientific and medical research. The global scientific community is keenly interested in nanoparticle research and Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Deigner, professor in the Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences at Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences (HFU) is no exception. Deigner works on optimising nanoparticles for application in lateral flow assays. As well as carrying out intensive research into biomarkers, Deigner is also dean of the HFU’s Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences and president of the European, Middle Eastern and African Society for Biopreservation and Biobanking (ESBB).
Lateral flow assays are biochemical tests that detect the presence (or absence) of a target analyte. The tests are used for a broad range of scientific and clinical applications, including home testing. One of the best known applications of lateral flow tests is the home pregnancy test. The assays are based on binding antibodies to the target analyte using methods such as thin-layer chromatography and immunostaining. Lateral flow immunoassays are constantly being optimised, and researchers are also increasingly focussing on the use of nanoparticles as labels and visual indicators.
Lateral flow assays are popular detection methods for scientists due to their diverse range of applications: "Lateral flow assays involving nanoparticles really fascinate me. This is partly because nanoparticles can interact with biomolecules and organisms, and partly because of models and the quantitative and theoretical side of things," says Hans-Peter Deigner.
"A broad understanding of chemistry is required to gain in-depth insights into any of the life sciences," says Deigner who laid the foundations for his scientific career when he studied pharmacy at the University of Heidelberg. He has held senior positions in numerous biotechnology companies (e.g. SIRS Lab GmbH, Jena; Biocrates Life Sciences AG, Innsbruck) as well as at universities in the USA and the UK (e.g. professor of biomedical chemistry, Norwich, UK) and is now a researcher at the HFU in Furtwangen where he works specifically on biomarkers, molecular diagnostics and special aspects of systems biology. In addition to a growing range of applications in life sciences research, nanoparticles have become an integral part of everyday life. They are used, for example, in creams and lotions and to reduce odours in textiles and packaging materials. They are also becoming increasingly important in the field of biomedicine. Significant progress can be expected, inter alia, in therapeutic applications where nanoparticles are increasingly used as vehicles for targeted drug delivery ("drug targeting"). They are also used to improve the performance of diagnostic tests.
Thanks to their (different) optical properties, nanoparticles can in principle be used to perform a parallel analysis of several analytes in one sample, for example several biomarkers in blood and serum. The challenge lies in coordinating the detection system and their physical and chemical properties, including optical ones. The detected signals then need to be assigned and "converted" into analyte concentrations so that they can be simultaneously quantified.
There is an urgent need for multiplex analyses, as a precise diagnosis of patients or analysis of foreign substances (for example in food) depends on the quantification of several parameters ("multi-parameter diagnostics"). Nanoparticles have interesting optical properties and a number of advantages in terms of detection limits and signal stability. "However, only a small number of multiplex tests involving nanoparticles have been developed for use in routine diagnostics. Hans-Peter Deigner: "We have set up a cooperative project called MultiFlow that aims to improve the efficiency of lateral flow tests." The project also involves Professor Matthias Kohl (HFU), the diagnostics company R-Biopharm AG in Darmstadt and Professor Stefan Laufer from the University of Tübingen.
Matthias Kohl's team is in charge of the quantitative aspects (e.g. the development of statistical models), while Deigner's team, along with Laufer's team in Tübingen, are concentrating on producing and characterising suitable nanoparticles. The MultiFlow project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
For Deigner, it is of major importance that the test actually benefits people. His long experience in biomarker research offers many possibilities here. "The accurate diagnosis of patients is essential for targeted therapies, therapy monitoring and prognosis, and hence for individualised medicine applications. This benefits every single patient. In addition, lateral flow assays are easy to handle and can be applied at home, saving patients what could be a long journey to a university hospital for examinations. Another advantage of the rapid tests is that the results are available within a few minutes, as no complex and time-consuming sample preparations are necessary. The blood glucose test used by diabetics is a well-known example of a rapid diagnostic test. Rapid tests are also used for quality controls in the food and feed industries.
The creation of the Institute of Precision Medicine (IPM) at the HFU's Institute of Applied Research (IAF) is a logical consequence of this work. In addition to Deigner, Professor Markus Egert, a specialist in the area of household hygiene and the microbiology of everyday objects, is also involved in the creation of this institute. The establishment of the IPM is one of several ways of shaping the education and research landscape. Deigner is very keen on developing education and research, as his role as dean of the Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences at the HFU shows. In addition to being active in life sciences research in Baden-Württemberg and Germany, Deigner also actively contributes to research activities on the international level through his role as president of the European, Middle Eastern and African Society for Biopreservation and Biobanking, ESBB. "My aim is to continue exploring new scientific perspectives. The work with nanoparticles, for use in areas such as multiplex tests, is one example of the versatility of our research," says Deigner.


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My experience here was amazing.... outstanding job!
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Professional Dr and clean bathrooms. Quick diagnosis and I was on my way.
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Friendly staff, nice office. A little hard to find the first time.
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Love Oro Valley Audiology. Their staff is professional, friendly, effective and very helpful. Dr. Huch and the staff are fantastic and are sincerely concerned with making sure my hearing is the best it can be.It's also great reading about their overseas charitable work helping those with hearing issues.
Very caring and I feel I was given a thorough hearing test. My questions were answered and I was given an honest opinion of who would partially cover new hearing aides with my current insurance. Definitely recommend.
A nice stand-alone place. Very nice and helpful staff. It has a very comfortable feel.
Took an annual audio test/review and everything was taken care of with courtesy and friendliness. My hearing aids were adjusted and tested and are working great. Also had a return of merchandise hassle-free. Very patient-friendly staff, ready to explain procedures in plain English.
Ora Valley Aud. is a great company to do business with.Very professional and friendly personnel. They treat you with respect and there is no hard sell. We were really impressed with them. Would not hesitate to tell anybody about our experience.Patrick M Allen
Outstanding visit today
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Oro Valley Audiology was recommended to me and I am glad I chose to follow that advice. Quick and excellent service, and the Audiologist was very informative and personable. Thank you for your wonderful evaluation and information.
This place is very kind. I had a pleasant experience at this office. I was shocked to find out I needed hearing aids. So I am now adjusting my mind to wearing hearing aids. The Dr. said she knew it was important to be emotionally ready for hearing aids. So I am in that process now.
So very professional and pleasent. Listened to everything you had to say as a concern for the reasons you were there. Did not rush you through the testing and explained as it went and answered any questions you may have had. Not treated as if your concerns were minor and didn't matter. Thank you 👍
Dr. Emily Ball was fast, courteous, efficient and thorough. A great hearing exam experience.
I was very satisfied with my appointment, and everyone on the staff was professional and kind.
Very nice helpful folks!
This place was outstanding! The whole customer experience was exceptional. Dr. Ball was very professional, passionate and very helpful with all of my questions and needs! I would recommend them to anyone!
It was a learning and better than expected appointment. Dr. Ball is wonderful, explained things thoroughly and with a very positive attitude.
The staff was very knowledgeable, friendly, respectful. The variety of hearing aids was impressive. The doctor explained in detail what my hearing problem were and areas that need to be improved. The sales approach was without pressure.
I have been a customer of Oro Valley Audiology for about 22 years now and have always received the best treatment and advice possible. All the doctors are very professional, friendly and up to date on all the latest audio treatment motifs. They are the real thing and I would have a hard time going to any other audiology purveyor after receiving their up to date treatment and expert advice.
Dr Ball was fantastic and very professional. She explained everything in great detail
Great personal service. Dr Ball heard my concerns and did a tailored and comprehensive exam. I left as a very satisfied patient. I can recommend this practice without reservations. Great work!
This group is very professional, efficient, and pleasant. I bought new hearing aids from Dr Km 3 years ago and have been very pleased with the service. She and Dr Copeland are always helpful with whatever peculiar issues I have like squeakiness or echoes. Darcy in the office answers all my questions. I saw Dr Ball for the 1st time this week, Oct 2022,, and was pleased with her competency, helpfulness and pleasant attitude.
Always on time, efficient, and thorough.
Great people and good conversations...some actually about hearing!! Glad I found them.
Professional and insightful assessment tailored to the individual's hearing and physical ability needs.
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Lovely office, with pleasant staff. I felt the audiologist gave me her full attention and did a great job.
I've missed seeing Dr. Judy Huch but Dr. Emily Ball is a close second. She went to great lengths to help me with proper fit. I look forward to seeing her at my next appointment.
The staff and doctor were wonderful. Hearing Aids are crazy expensive and way out of my budget. But, the doctor explained everything and advised me on what I could do. Highly recommend.
I walked into Oro Valley Audiology with one of my a hearing aids with a broken ear wire and in need of a hearing test. It had been several years since I had a test as my previous audiologist at another facility had left the area. I was very pleased with the meeting I had with the audiologist and the very thorough hearing test I received as well as the explanation of the results with a plan for the future. I was also very happy to leave with both of my hearing aids working thanks to the audiologist being able to replace the broken ear wire! There is no question that I will be back for my annual hearing test and to update my hearing aids with Oro Valley Audiology when it is necessary to do so.
Kevin (Kevin in Tucson)
“My first visit to Oro Valley Audiology was a very good experience. I had confidence in the audiologist, who took their time to understand my hearing needs, and believe that the testing was through. I will continue as a patient.”
Staff was very professional and friendly. They were also helpful. Much appreciated.
Very professional and revealing about my hearing loss
I have been a patient at Oro Valley Audiology for about 3 years and have receive excellent personal care in addressing my hearing issues. The audiologists are very professional and answer my questions about my hearing with easy to understand responses. The front office staff is also very professional; they attend promptly to my hearing aid supply needs. I recommend this practice without hesitation.
Front office staff friendly and helpful with appointment. Dr Julie was excellent clinician and very informative when interrupting hearing exam results!Highly recommend Oro Valley Audiology!!!!!
Dr. Julia was so amazing and treated my mother with kindness and respect. I recommend Oro Valley Audiology to anyone.
Excellent all areas. Highly recommendJohn Roberts
I really loved this clinic. I saw Dr. Julia Gajewski who was very thorough and thoughtful. I'm looking forward to my future treatments!
From start to finish of my appointment at the Oro Valley Audiology office,, it was professional and very comforting. I look forward in dealing with them.
First, it is very professional . The time I spent with Dr. Kim was very rewarding she gave me hearing test that went very smoothly . She explained actually how it was going to go and afterwards she explained how it went. I would recommend Oro Valley to anybody who need a hearing evaluation . 5 stars.
Wayne and I met with Dr. Julia Gajewski. She is very personable, very professional and super helpful. Providing additional techniques we can use to help with Wayne's hearing loss and issues. She is a joy to work with and we highly recommend her to anyone seeking assistance!
Knowledgable and kind doctors and staff!
First time visit. Very polite staff. The audiologist was very thorough, and polite
My appointment was for a hearing test which was carried out very efficiently by a graduate student under the direction of an audiologist. No adjustments were needed on my hearing aids but the audiologist cleaned the aids and replaced the domes. .
My experience was A+. Dr. Julia Gajewski is very professional, I really feel that she cares for her patients, she answered all of my questions and took a lot of extra time making sure my hearing aids were adjusted perfectly, these days when you have to go to the doctor you feel like they are trying to rush you through the process and get your money and get rid of you. I promise with Dr. Gajewski you will be happy that someone actually cares that you can hear better when you leave then when you arrived. I really can’t think of enough kind words to explain how wonderful my experience was.The hearing test that I received was very comprehensive and I feel no shortcuts were taken, they also do a real ear measurement which really dials in your hearing aids.I recommend Dr. Gajewski for all of your audiology needs.
Julia has been wonderful over the past year as I deal with hearing loss and the denial that comes with it. Had a little anxiety attack this morning before hearing test. She gave me time to get my act together and then the hearing test went off without a hitch. Signed up for another year service contract so that I get completely comfortable wearing the hearing aids. Been a struggle during the 1st year with them.
I was seen at my schedule appointmentI was given a very well explanation on the procedure and the staff was very helpful and professional
I recently sought an evaluation of my hearing and hearing instrument needs at Oro Valley Audiology. Never have I experienced such a thorough hearing exam along with help reprogramming my hearing aids to coincide with present hearing loss.I heartily recommend Dr. Julia and her associates.
It was a five star, excellent experience. Regards, Al MelvinI am more than happy to recommend Oro valley Audiology to my friends and others. AAM
I highly recommend the services of Oro Valley Audioiglogy. They are always very friendly and welcoming. Willing to help you with all of your questions and concerns. I have used their services for the past three years and am very satisfied. I’m sure you will agree when you do the same.
I received a through examination of my hearing and the other factors which might effect my hearing. The staff as well as Dr. Julia Gajewski were very friendly. The office was pleasant. I was pleased that i went to this practice for my audiology evaluation
I felt my first visit with Julia went well she listened to my concerns about my tinnitus and helped ease my anxiety moving forward with my hearing test. I would recommend Ore Valley Audiology.
Dr. Julia Gajewski, AuD is a seasoned Audiologist. She's brilliant and her skill set is superior. She listens and looks at everything which may impact a patient's hearing. Dr. Gajewski removed wax impacting both my father's ears. She also conducted an extremely comprehensive hearing exam of my 86 year old father's hearing abilities. Dr. Gajewski's style, approach and ability to communicate was extremely personalized. Dr. Gajewski fitted my father for new hearing devices. She addressed the pros and cons of the devices she has available. Dr. Gajewski gave my father a new lease on life now that he can use all his senses. He smiles and joins in on conversations. We highly recommend Dr. Gajewski. You won't be disappointed. She's one in a million!
A very competent audiologist informed me what would occur before going ahead with the tests. She thoroughly explained the results of my test and what options I had. I would return to Oro Valley Audiology again for testing.
Couldn't be happier with the service I received from OV Audiology! So very helpful with my hearing problem, went above and beyond! The Doctor and Staff were awesome!
Dr Kim provided me with a thorough hearing exam and was very clear in her explanation of the results. I would highly recommend Oro Valley Audiology for any hearing issues.
Great service...highly recommend!
Dr. Gajewski spent a lot of time, listening to my concerns, and educating me about hearing loss and hearing aids, to help me make the best decision. She even followed up, personally calling and emailing me.
Mallory was very through in her explanation of what went on in the process of my test She explained everything in terms i understood. Thank you.
Was referred to Oro Valley Audiology by my nephew how i an audiologist in Washington state and I found them to be very thorough and professional.
I have a severe loss of hearing in one ear and nominal in the other. I have been tested at least 4-5 times over the years and have never had more thorough testing done than this. Add in the lengthy discussions on where I am currently, what my goals are and what options I could consider to improve things and you have a picture of a very competent and dedicated service for people like me/us in the area. Thank you Dr. Schroeder.
I love my new hearing aids. The testing, the fitting, the service, all were excellent. I am now hearing things I have not heard in years, birds singing, my friends, music. Highly recommended.
The people there are great. from the receptionist to my test, all was done well and very professional.Also, my wait time was at a minimum.I just wish my insurance covered the hearing aids there as I would rather get them here then elsewhere.
great experience with Oro Valley audiology.personal attention and full explanation of hearing issues and recommendations and options for best hearing devices. Dr MS was great. Office experience: not rushed, but a calming peaceful place.Highly recommend. Options include multiple levels and pricing which give options for many. Kudos ands Blessings to y'all.
Professional and very pleasant. A winning combo!
Being a long time aid user I have been involved with many different audiologists over the years. My experiences have ranged from extremely poor all the way to extremely excellent. I have only been to Oro Valley Audiology for one visit so far for the usual history, testing and results review. So far I can honestly say that my visit with Darlyne Kim, AuD ranks right up there in the extremely excellent category!Darlyne was competent, professional and very pleasant to spend an hour and a half with. I am considered to have a borderline profound hearing loss in both ears with strong Tinnitus as well. . In addition I had recently lost my aids, however Darlyne remembered to annunciate slowly and clearly during the entire visit. Because of my Tinnitus I have always found the tone testing very difficult and stressful. Darlyne worked with me to be sure I was able to differentiate between the Tinnitus and the test tones. When it came to discussing the results she spent lot's of time explaining everything and even after all these years of testing I learned a few new things.I can't recommend Oro Valley Audiology enough! I'm very thankful I came across their practice and have every expectation that we will have a long and satisfying professional relationship.Give them a try, I think you will be as happy with them as I.John
Felt at ease and catered to. Personnel are the best. Professional and knowledgeable yet friendly and not rushed.
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Fabulous experience every visit!Attention to every detail re patient needs is unsurpassed!
Friendly and efficient front desk encounter. The audiologist was personable, professional and explained both the tests and results clearly. I received an online report of the findings the same day. Good experience!
Dr. Julia Gajewski checked all the boxes. She is well educated, knowledgeable, a good listener and very thorough. It is quite evident that Dr. Gajewski's number one goal is to help her patients hear better. She has proven that to me.
Very efficient and thorough. Easy to understand the explanation of the findings.
From my initial phone call, to the front desk when I arrived today, to my audiology appointment, the experience has been wonderful. I feel as though I'm in excellent hands, got the best and most detailed hearing test on the most up-to-date equipment possible, and I'm confident that my fitting and follow-up experience will be just as good. Thank you Dr. Julia and thank you Oro Valley Audiology for being so awesome!
I can't say enough good things about the staff at Oro Valley Audiology. They are quick, understanding, and excellent at explaining results in layman's terms.
Yearly hearing test professionally done. Very well done from receptionist to hearing test. Pleasant and friendly atmosphere.
I was very impressed with the young professional lady who did my hearing test. She was very thorough and explained the hearing loss and said hearing aids could be a benefit to me without pressuring me. Thank you
My annual hearing test was awesome this year. Dr. Kim did an excellent update on my hearing aids. I am hearing much better now. I didn't realize I was missing so much in various conversations. Thank you Dr. Kim.
i received a very thorough and comprehensive audiology exam from Dr. Gajewski. She then helped me chose the best hearing aid for my particularacoustic needs. I was well taken care of by a competent clinician.
There was a little confusion over the services since the online chatting assistant said I could come in for a free consultation, so that is what I thought I was doing, but I was scheduled for a test and cleaning, because I might have needed that. After talking with Dr. Mallory everything was clearly explained and I was able to get the services I needed and not the ones I didn't need. I appreciate all the help and patient explanations to check my hearing. Thank you!
Professionalism at its best. Dr. Mallory Schroeder and her staff goes above and beyond with their service. Overall excellent experience.
Staff at the office was great. I had so much fun with the hearing test and the doctor explained everything so I could understand what they were doing. What my hearing issues were and we went over hearing aids it was great.
Intake was easy, appt on time, Dr Julia was professional, informative, caring and explained everything well, thank you!”
Great provider and office.
Dr. Kim has done an excellent job testing me and programming my Oticon hearing aids, which I've had for over a year now. They're a little pricey but I don't know how I'd do without them. I'm happy I chose Oro Valley Audiology!
I knew I needed a new hearing test and probably new hearing aids, but being evaluated by Dr. Julia Gajewski was a real pleasure. The office is clean and orderly, the staff is pleasant and helpful, and the doctor was very knowledgeable and thorough.The hearing aids they recommended and demoed for me will change my life for the better. I am one happy client. I highly recommend this office.
A very thorough evaluation with technological enhancements. Timely and appropriate..
Dr. Gajewski was outstanding! She listened to my issues, adjusted my hearing devices and what an amazing improvement. I highly recommend her and Oro Valley Audiology.
Friendly, Professional, Reasonable pricing.
Very thorough exam by a friendly staffer. I am sorry I don't remember her name. She took plenty of time to explain results and options to me.
Myself and my husband's appointment together was very comfortable and professional from beginning to end. We will highly recommend Oro Valley Audiology to others.The Walkers
I would like to thank your for your professional and knowledgeable service today and I am totally happy with the help I received. Your commitment to your patients was apparent from the very start. I think future patients will appreciate the professional and friendly atmosphere at your clinic.Thank you again, Paul
The service was very prompt and pleasant. Questions were anwered clearly .
Very professional, friendly and helpful staff!
Dr. Copeland at Oro Valley Audiology was kind and very informative in explaining both procedures and results! The office staff was patient and clear with information on making the appointment.
“Couldn't be better. Dr Kim was very good to work with, all my questions were answered, and I feel very confident in her assessment of my situation.”
Dr. covered every area of my hearing concerns in detail to my satisfaction
Excellent, thorough, evaluation and analysis performed by Dr Julia and courteous office staff. Highly recommend
friendly staff, excellent audiologists. Will come again. Great prices on batteries and other hearing aid supplies
Dr Julia was excellent. She persevered over some clogged ear canals, then conducted baseline hearing test. All is well now. Very competent and personable. Appointment was reasonably soon, and the office ran on schedule. All paper work handled online prior to presenting.
I chose Oro Valley Audiology from the net because of it's proximity to my home. After visiting Dr. Gajewski and her staff I was pleasantly impressed with their professionalism and response to Covid 19.I will recommend this business to my friends.12/25/2020: Having completed my initial relationship with OVA it is time for a follow up review. My opinion has not changed. Dr. Gajewski was professional, efficient and presented me with the best hearing aids that I have had in the 27 years I have needed them. This experience is very much appreciated and contributed to my happy holidays.
I have been going to this office for over 20 years. I wouldn't trust anyone else with my hearing.
Great service. They came out to get me in a timely manner and stuck with me until I was finished. This was a good experience.
I always have received professional and friendly care with hearing tests and other help I might need regarding my hearing aids. Holiday cookies are the best! I would highly recommend Oro Audiology!! .
My appointment was on time. OVA practices proper Covid procedures. Dr. Gajewski is very pleasant and professional. She is a great communicator and I left with a confident understanding of my test results and needs. I recommend the practice to all.
I'm back at Oro Valley Audiology after a few years at an ENT and I have found them every bit as processional as the ENT. I think I receive more personal service at Oro Valley Audiology than at the larger company and my new hearing aids are great. Dr. Julia is my audiologist and is very competent.
I was more than pleased with my visit. I was elated. I had been hearing less and less, and Dr. Dunn worked with my hearing aids, speakers, and ear pieces until I experienced a quantum improvement in my hearing experience.
Professional; Efficient; Friendly; Organized
I've had several hearing tests over the years. I feel this was the most complete test I have ever had. The audiologist was easy to work with and explained each test prior to proceeding with it. She gave a very complete overview of my current hearing issues at the end of the session.
My experience on my last visit to Oro Valley Audiology was excellent. The Doctors and Staff are courteous, dedicated and professional. I drive 120 miles to see them and on this visit I arrived at their office early, rather than have me wait they rearranged their schedule so they could get me right in. I would recommend the Doctors/Practice to any one who needs assistance with their hearing.Thanks again,Hugh Case
When I arrived at Oro Valley Audiology, I was told that the power had Just gone out. Having driven from the far east side of Tucson, I was thinking I would need to go home and come back another day. However, the creative staff said they could try to do an abbreviated test. We sat in a room where a window provided light. Dr. Kim used an iPad to conduct the test which she recorded manually on a piece of paper. It worked! and I was able to see the results. She then talked with me about a rechargeable hearing aid about which I had inquired. It was a very good appointment and while the power came on just as I was ready to leave, the server was not as quick to reboot. I made an appointment to return and have a hearing aid fitted for me to try. I was impressed with the service provided under such abnormal conditions!
“I have been very happy with the my audiologist, Carly, and very pleased with all she has done for me and my first experience with hearing problems and the use of hearing aids. I would recommend her and Oro Valley Audiology to anyone needing hearing support.My only disappointment is with the product (Oticon) that I purchased and the unwillingness of Oticon to stand behind a product that has a problem and their only response is to stonewall their customers. I will tell anyone that asks for my opinion to try any other hearing aid for their purchase.”
Office staff were extremely courteous and friendly. Dr. Julia Gajewski was outstanding. Very knowledgable and helpful!! She explained things in a manner that was easy to understand and she answered all of my questions in a thorough and competent manner. I have great confidence in her abilities as my primary Audiologist!!
No waiting once I arrived. Very COVID prepared and safe. All aspects of the hearing test were thoroughly explained and the results were clearly communicated.
Pleasant experience. Dr. Huch was very personable and professional. She had excellent bedside manner and made the exam very comfortable for me.
Dr. Kim was excellent. She explained everything thoroughly about the procedures and went over the results of the hearing test with me in detail. I definitely recommend Oro Valley Audiology!
I had a very pleasant appointment with the staff& Drs. being very professional and friendly. I was very happy with the way they discussed and explained my situation with my hearing problem. I am ordering 2 hearing aids.
Oro Valley Audiology has been my audiologists for as long as I have had hearing aids. Great folks and great service!!
Very Professional organization and nice facility.
Very professional, very patient, very kind! These professionals care about you!
I am an audiologist in Minnesota and many of my patients go to AZ to escape our cold weather. One of my patients needed some help and Judy and her team were so awesome and helpful. They stepped up and helped my patient and he was so happy to have received local support that was trustworthy and efficient. I highly recommend Oro Valley Audiology and Judy and her team. I will be sending more people her way when snow birding in AZ and need help! An audiologist's Audiologist. 🙂
Pleasant, competent, courteous
I was very pleased with their courtesy, helpful and professional service.
Highly professional, and patient-focused. Can't say enough good things about Oro Valley!
Fantastic audiology practice! Highly recommend!
You won't find a more knowledgeable, caring and attentive team! From the moment you walk in, you are made to feel like family. The consultation, testing and follow-up appointments are excellent and extremely thorough to ensure the best results possible! There's no doubt you are in great hands when you visit OVA!
The staff are professional and friendly. I am very happy with the service I've received. Dawn Berryman
I love Oro Valley Audiology! When my old audiologist retired, I was sure I'd never find anyone to replace him. But my new audiologist, at OVA, is even better than the old one. She is young, savvy, a great techie, and very compassionate. She understands how important my volunteer naturalist work is to me, and has made a birding program for my hearing aids! Today she even took the time to download some cicada sounds to make sure that was programmed in there too. This is a great place. Try it. You won't be disappointed.
I have had the good fortune to have found Oro Valley Audiology 9 years ago. I have had very professional and caring help regarding all aspects of my hearing problems. All members of the office are courteous and helpful. Dr. Melanie Dunne has replaced Dr. Lamfers and I find her just as professional and knowledgeable regarding Cochlear Implant mapping and associated hearing problems. I would recommend Oro Valley Audiology to anyone needing advise regarding their hearing situation and solutions. Best in Tucson.
A great place to get your hearing back !!! They go out of their way to accommodate you/
Eileen Van Dielen
We have been going here for 7 years.They always treat everyone well. If you have a question they don't mind you asking. Keep up the great work.Thank You.
I was impressed with such a complete hearing checkup I had at Oro Valley Audiology today. All of the tests were thoroughly explained in a way for me to easily understand. This was the most comprehensive hearing exam I have ever had.
William and Grace Olson
Very pleased with my experience at Oro Valley Audiology. The Hearing Aids they recommended work great! Excellent Service....
I moved to OV Audiology after some dissatisfaction elsewhere. It was a very good move. The audiologists and staff here are great--very professional and ready to accommodate. I have complete confidence in them and recommend this office highly.
Excellent communicator, listened and questioned well, answered all questions fully, extremely client oriented. An excellent audiologist.
I found Dr. Judy most helpful as I went through the process of obtaining a new pair of hearing aids. The results over the last four months have continued to be satisfying and without problems.
The entire staff is always friendly and ready to help with any problem.
Judy Huch is awesome. Very personable and very professional. The Best!


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Dr. Craig Ledbetter examines apricots for symptoms of pit burn, caused by excessive heat during fruit maturation.
At the end of this month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will cease the breeding portion of its apricot variety development program, breeding work that’s been in place in California for more than 50 years. In the next five years, the program will continue evaluating existing field selections and introducing new varieties, selections that are the result of hybridization or crosses already made.
But after that, the program’s long-term outlook is uncertain. Since the mid-1950s, a stone fruit breeder has been stationed at the USDA’s Horticultural Crops Research Laboratory in Fresno, California.
The late Dr. John Weinberger, who developed and released 37 fruit varieties during his tenure, including Flame seedless table grapes, came in 1955 to help California growers who were relocating apricot production from the mild, but populated, coastal valleys to the hotter San Joaquin Valley. Few apricot varieties did well in the new growing region, where pit burn was a particular problem.
Dr. Craig Ledbetter, geneticist at USDA’s new laboratory in Parlier, California, has been part of the stone fruit breeding program since 1987. The Parlier station, with land for field trials and close proximity to the University of California’s Kearney Agricultural Center, replaced the urban-encroached Fresno research facilities.
“Although the apricot breeding program has had a successful past, its future is questionable,” Ledbetter said during meetings of tree fruit growers held in Visalia, California. “Though some of the apricot varieties bred and released by USDA, like Castleton (released in 1963), have faded into obscurity, Castlebrite (1977) is still found today in orchards,” he said. Since Castlebrite’s debut, USDA has released nine varieties suited for San Joaquin Valley production.
Among the more recent apricot releases are Robada, and the early season varieties Apache and Kettleman. USDA-bred apricots for the San Joaquin Valley are noted for their firm and dark orange flesh. Ledbetter said the breeding program has helped increase the marketing window beyond a four- to five-week season to a two-month period.
Apricot volume and acreage has been in decline since the 1970s, when annual production ranged from 180,000 to 200,000 tons, according to the California Apricot Producers. In 2006, around 90,000 tons were produced in the state; 13,000 acres now remain.
Although many growers have shifted from processed to fresh-market varieties because of the disappearing demand for processed apricots, about 70 percent of the total volume produced still goes to processors for canning, drying, freezing, and such. Ledbetter and his colleagues have been evaluating traits important to both processing and fresh-market cultivars as part of the apricot breeding program.
In the last decade, the breeding program has aimed to find early and late-season varieties as well as replace inferior cultivars with better apricots—varieties with improved size, flavor, Brix, color, and storability. Ledbetter’s also been looking for varieties that are cold hardy.
The USDA geneticist has used apricot germplasm from central Asia to enhance sugar content and introduce genetic diversity into the San Joaquin Valley-adapted apricots. The Asian varieties have added novel characteristics like white flesh, glaborous (fuzzless) skin, variable skin and flesh color, and late and longer bloom times.
In Ledbetter’s hybridization work with central Asian varieties, the small-fruited but sweet Habiju, when crossed with Lorna, resulted in a first-generation cross that was 80 grams in size. “Most first-generation hybrids are around 40 grams or less,” Ledbetter said. Crosses from the self-compatible Hunza cultivar ripen about 10 days later than Patterson, the most widely planted variety in the state.
The Hunza crosses have good sugar-to-acid ratios, good fruit firmness, and show potential as an improved processing variety, he added. Murgab, another central Asian cultivar, has resulted in apricots with white flesh, very firm fruit, and high sugars. Some of these crosses can be picked at five pounds of pressure and still be sweet, which could help reduce bruising in the market, he said.
Ledbetter is also searching for varieties well suited for drying that are large in size, are freestone and, most importantly, retain color for months in storage after drying. Some selections from crosses made with the Hunza variety are showing good color retention seven months after storage, he said.
Hybrid crosses between Badam Gakas and California cultivars have resulted in late and delayed blooming traits that could help growers avoid spring frosts. Some crosses have bloomed as late as March 28, three weeks later than traditional apricot bloom dates in California, he commented.
In recent years, USDA has collaborated with researchers in Minnesota to test selections for cold hardiness. Ledbetter said that efforts of sending seedlings to grow in Minnesota’s harsh winters were not successful, as the seedlings froze during their first winter in the orchard.
“Now, we send bud wood to Minnesota to be placed on already established rootstock,” he said. “They’ve had -39°F there, temperatures that killed the flower buds, but the grafted trees are still alive.” Ledbetter has developed numeric standards to compare apricot selections in a more statistical and valid manner.
Color is evaluated by measuring the hue angle of the fruit. For example, the early variety Apache has a lower hue angle of 81.4 compared to Poppy’s 84.2. “There’s a huge difference in color between the hue angles of 85° and 65°,” he said. Hue angle can also be used to monitor the degree of color change that occurs as fruit ripens. For the next five years, the USDA will continue evaluating and introducing new selections, Ledbetter said. “But what happens after that is a big question.”
Many of the hybrid crosses are in the field on trees that have yet to come into bearing, he noted. “At the end of the next five years, we may have fruit that we’ve only looked at once on the trees.” While he has plenty of selections still to evaluate, eventually he’ll run out of selections.
With USDA no longer actively making new apricot crossings, Rutgers University in New Jersey will be the lone public entity in the nation supporting an apricot breeding program. Dr. Joseph Goffreda’s work at Rutgers concentrates on the genetic improvement of apple, peach, and apricot.
Melissa Hansen is the research program director for the Washington State Wine Commission. Hansen previously was an associate editor at Good Fruit Grower from 1996 through 2015.
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2005 Geneva Motor Show DEBUT: Alfa Romeo Brera Photo Gallery
A 2+2 coupe
Also based on Alfa Romeo's new premium platform, the Brera is a 2+2 coupe that borrows design elements - and its name - from the stunning rear-drive V-8 concept car designed by Giorgietto Giugiaro in 2001. The Brera shares its suspension and powertrain with Alfa's new 159, including the 3.2-liter/260-hp V-6, plus available all-wheel drive and Ferrari-style paddleshift six-speed manual transmission. A five-cylinder diesel with twin camshafts and 200 hp will also be available, and a two-seat convertible version will be unveiled at the Frankfurt Show in September. A U.S. re-entry for Alfa is becoming a priority, according to sources close to new Alfa division boss Karl-Heinz Kalbfell. The recent reorganization of Fiat means Alfa Romeo has now been aligned with Maserati (which has been separated from Ferrari) and will share some components and distribution facilities.
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