Hearing loss refers to the partial or complete inability to hear sounds, and it can occur in one or both ears. It can happen gradually or suddenly, and there are different types and causes of hearing loss.Types of Hearing Loss:Conductive Hearing L

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- Cochlear Implants - Reading with childCochlear implants are devices that can provide sound for people who receive little or no benefit from hearing aids. Hearing aids make sounds louder. However, for children and adults who have severe to profou

I can tell my baby hears me. Are tests really necessary?You might wonder about the need for formal screening, since your infant may startle, blink or turn their head in response to different sounds. Many newborns react this way but still have troubl

Know about your hearingHearing is the sense by which sound is perceived. Our brains differentiate between sounds by recognizing differences in volume (intensity) and pitch (frequency). As we develop from infant-hood, we are constantly listening to

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