At 18, Jeanne Schaller left home
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We have a highly qualified staff to provide assis-
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cream parlor, formal dining room, country kitchen
and outdoor terrace to share with visiting family and
friends.
Regular wellness assessments let us work closely
with each resident to help them get the most out of

Dr. Howard,Rossman will be
appointed president of the Col-
lege of Neuropsychiatrists at the
American College of Osteopath-
ic Neurologists and Psychiatrists
annlinl convention to be held this
month in San Francisco. Dr.
Rossman is a practicing neurol-
ogist at the Michigan Institute
for Neurological Disorders in
Farmington Hills, as well as the
chairman of the department of
neurology at Botsford General
Hospital.

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clients, audiologists, physicians,
hospitals, and clinics. We don't
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just want an assessment done,
please call us at 424-8450, or
come see us at 18899 W. 12 Mile
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pregnant women who smoke raise
the risk of hearing impairment in
their unborn children. Previous
studies had shown that infants
born to women who smoked dur-
ing pregnancy did not exhibit as
vigorous a "startle response" as
infants born to non-smokers. Fol-
low-up auditory testing of these
same children, ranging in age from
6 to 11 years, showed that the
greater their exposure to smoke,
the poorer their performance. Re-
searchers speculate that a chem-
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the development of outer hair cells
in the cochlea. Whatever the
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meeting in New Orleans. Dr.
Berger is the immediate past
president of the Great Lakes As-
sociation of Orthodontists. He
has been president of the Michi-
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and president of the University
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Barbara Shapiro and the late
Harvey Shapiro, recently became
a gastroenterology fellow at the
Cleveland Clinic Foundation in
Cleveland, Ohio. Prior to enter-
ing the fellowship program, Dr.
Shapiro worked as an internist
at Rush-Presbyterian/St. Luke's
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Dr. Ell Berger

Dr. Eli Berger of Birmingham
was awarded a fellowship by the
American College of Dentists in
October at the college's annual

Drs. Harry White and Lisa
Leibowitz Wisotsky have re-
cently joined the medical staff at
Rehabilitation Institute of Michi-
gan (RIM).
Dr. White is board-certified in
physical medicine and rehabili-
tation and specializes in geriatric
rehabilitation. He completed his
residency training in rehabilita-
tion medicine at Tuft's-New Eng-
land Medical Center and
fellowship training in geriatrics
at Duke University Medical Cen-
ter.
Dr. Wisotsky is board-eligible
in physical medicine and reha-
bilitation and serves as an at-
tending physician on RIM's
geriatric unit. In addition, Dr.
Wisotsky joins the faculty at
Wayne State University School
of Medicine as an assistant pro-
fessor for the department of phys-
ical medicine and rehabilitation.
She completed her residency
training at Albert Einstein Col-
lege of Medicine in New York
City.

Joseph Gordon has been
named chief executive officer of
Great Lakes Rehabilitation Hos-
pital. Mr. Gordon will be re-
sponsible for overseeing the daily
operations of the hospital and
long-term planning. Mr. Gordon's