The risk of hearing loss rises as you age, affecting 1 in 3 people over the age of 65 and almost half of those over 75. Hearing loss is the fourth leading cause of long-term disability worldwide, affecting roughly 466 million people. Although hearing loss itself is severe, the many side effects are, in many…
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DetailsAmong the many types of hearing loss, the natural process of aging is the most common cause. As we get older, our ears have been exposed to more and more sound. Though the tiny hair-like cells of the stereocilia in the inner ear are remarkably sensitive to differences in vibration, they tend to suffer some…
DetailsAs humans, we were born to connect. The human species has always survived and thrived in groups and communities, from as far back as our human history goes. Because of our innate desire and need for human connection and communication, it comes at no surprise that there are many really powerful benefits to remaining social…
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