New study shows elderly with hearing loss at lesser risk of falling when using hearing aids
Researchers learned that hearing aids can help prevent those at risk from falling by about 50%.
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yesterdayNew research shows that elderly people with mild hearing loss are at a greater risk of falling.
Researchers learned that hearing aids can help prevent those at risk from falling by about 50%.
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