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Magnetic Device Now Available for Patients Unable to Wear Hearing Aids
A
thumb-sized
sound
processor
worn
behind
the
ear
and
held
in
place
by
a
small,
magnetized
titanium
implant
inserted
under
the
skin
is
now
being
offered
at
NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia
University
Med ..
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