In Effect New Government Rule Restricts Hearing Aids
The FDA rule, now in effect, requires a medical hearing examination before purchasing a hearing aid and prohibits sellers from steering buyers away from tests. It aims to curb inadequate information and curb sales to those who do not need aids, with about 10 million Americans lacking medical evaluation.
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Chicago AP reports educator Dr. Robert Spillane of New Rochelle warns that if a student graduates without literacy, parents may pursue malpractice suits against teachers. Critics say schooling is broader than teacher duty. advocates note rising parental demand and consumer pressure driving possible lawsuits.
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