US EditionHearing health is health equity — Reporting beyond the ear
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Hearing health is health equity — Reporting beyond the ear
A new meta-analysis published earlier this month in JAMA Otolaryngology makes one thing clear: Hearing health is a social health issue. The review, which synthesized findings from 65 studies involving nearly 6,000 adults, found that the use of hearing aids and cochlear implants was consistently associated with improved social outcomes — a higher quality of life, less perceived social handicap, and, in some cases, reduced loneliness. We know th…
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