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The impact of hearing impairment and noise-induced hearing injury on quality of life in the active-duty military population: challenges to the study of this issue
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    • The impact of hearing impairment and noise-induced hearing injury on quality of life in the active-duty military population: challenges to the study of this issue

    • Hasanat Alamgir , Caryn A. Turner , Nicole J. Wong , Sharon P. Cooper , Jose A. Betancourt , James Henry , Andrew J. Senchak , Tanisha L. Hammill , Mark D. Packer
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 3, Issue 3, Pages: 153-161(2016)

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