Miracle Ear Foundation urges free hearing aids for children
The Miracle-Ear Children's Foundation stresses early hearing checks to prevent social and emotional difficulties. It notes one in seven children has measurable hearing loss and 37 percent with minimal loss may fail a grade, urging testing and steps to reduce loud noises. The program partners with over 1,100 Miracle-Ear and Sears centers to provide free aids to eligible children.
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Vision and hearing loss share common aging cause study
Australian scientists examined about 2000 people average age 70. Those with vision problems were more likely to have hearing impairments and vice versa. Among participants, 178 had vision worse than 20/40 and 56 had best corrected vision worse than 20/40. In the combined group 206, or 88 percent, also had hearing problems. Researchers say hearing loss doubles as eyesight worsens and both arise from normal aging.
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Popular impotence drugs tied to sudden deafness warning
A Natural News report warns that popular impotence drugs may cause sudden hearing loss. The piece notes aging can mask minor loss and urges awareness but lacks robust medical sourcing. The tone is warning about potential adverse effects and patient dialogue.
Rise in hearing loss among young people prompts vigilance
John Hopkins estimates 8.5 percent of 20 to 29 year olds have hearing loss. Mary Shaw of Sears Hearing Aid Center in Minot says more under 50 are being fitted, citing constant loud noise and music. She urges parents to monitor kids earbud use and noise exposure to protect future hearing.
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