Sunday, November 22, 2009

hearing problems

Can You Hear Me Now? Yes, Actually

Breeding mice with "golden ears" may help scientists combat hearing loss in humans. more >>

Dyslexia May Make It Tough to Tune Out School Noise

But sitting in front of teacher or using wireless technologies might help, experts say more >>

Testicular Cancer Survivors Face Other Ills

Treatment can cause long-term neurological, circulatory problems, study finds more >>

As Teens Plug In, Parents Fret

Worries are justified, say hearing loss experts who urge prevention more >>

Noise Hurts Men's Hearing More, Study Shows

Married white guys are especially at risk for noise-induced hearing loss, research finds more >>

Infant Head-Flattening Linked to Ear Infections

Recommended back-sleeping could have downside, study suggests more >>

Cancer Drug Shrinks Benign Tumors That Steal Hearing

Avastin returned sound to young adults with acoustic neuromas more >>

Computers Might Make Learning Lip Reading Easier

Deaf and hard-of-hearing may benefit from electronic assistance, researchers say more >>

People Still Pumping Up the Volume

Most would turn music down if doctor told them to, survey finds more >>

Drug Shows Promise in Nervous-System Tumor Treatment

In small study, some patients had their hearing restored more >>

Health Tip: Wax Buildup May Cause Hearing Loss

Signs that you should visit the doctor more >>

Cystic Fibrosis Treatment May Cause Hearing Loss

Ear evaluation urged for youngsters taking common antibacterial medication more >>

Messages Heard Better in the Right Ear

Noisy nightclub experiments show a bias against left-side listening more >>

Subway Noise May Threaten Riders' Hearing

Chances of hearing loss exist for other mass transit users, too, researchers warn more >>

Hearing Loss Tops Parents' Concern for Kids

Damage from loud external noises puts 3 million youngsters under 18 at risk, group says more >>

Hispanic Children More Likely to Have Hearing Loss

Second study finds rare eye disease missed, mistreated among urban youngsters more >>

Osteoporosis May Raise Risk for Vertigo

Impaired calcium metabolism may be the link, researchers say more >>

Yale Lab Discovers New Gene-Based Syndrome

Mutation affects kidneys, brain and inner ear, study finds more >>

Health Tip: Have Your Child's Hearing Checked

When to see an audiologist more >>

Musicians' Brains Tuned to Emotions in Sound

Finding suggests children with language disorders may benefit from tonal training more >>

A Pill to Prevent Hearing Loss?

Early research in animals suggests it might be possible more >>

Deaf Children Can Create Own Sign Language

It evolves in ways that are similar to verbal communication, Nicaraguan study shows more >>

Aging Brain May Contribute to Some Hearing Loss

Reduction in size of auditory cortex might lead to problems, study suggests more >>

Eye Problems, Hearing Loss May Be Linked

One gene mutation accounts for bulk of cases, study finds more >>

It's Not Too Late to Guard Against Hearing Loss

You can't change your genes, but you can minimize exposure to noise. more >>

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