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Hearing Loss & Deafness

Discover information and articles concerning deafness and hearing loss which cover a range of different topics, including:

  • Experiences with aldosterone, the hearing hormone
  • CRISPR gene editing
  • Improvement in deafness with CRISPR applications on mice
  • Research into the reduction of hereditary deafness with CRISPR

Did you know?…

  1. Adult men are twice as likely to experience hearing loss than women.
  2. Those with severe unassisted hearing loss are five times more likely to develop dementia.
  3. Over 5% of the world’s population have disabling hearing loss.

Fish polynucleotides are a hot topic in the skincare industry

27 November 2024

It sounds a bit fishy but it’s true, you can get more youthful-looking skin using salmon sperm injectables. Polynucleotides from…

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Is it possible to reverse hearing loss?

20 March 2023

‘Ear and hearing care for all, let’s make it a reality’ was the 2023 theme at the annual World Hearing…

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Researchers reduce the severity of hereditary deafness in mice with CRISPR

3 January 2018

Research has shown that the CRISPR genome editing method can slow down progressive deafness – trialled in mice, this advance…

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Aldosterone, the hearing hormone

26 November 2016

Improved word recognition for those with hearing loss By Dr. Richard Lippman   Researchers have discovered yet another hearing breakthrough…

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