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This document provides a history of Oticon, a hearing aid manufacturer founded in 1904 in Denmark. It discusses key events and innovations in Oticon's history, including the development of early acoustic hearing aids, the introduction of the first transistorized and digital hearing aids, and the expansion of Oticon's operations globally. It also outlines the organizational structure of Oticon Canada and its initiatives to support students in audiology programs.
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