New study reaffirms strong link between hearing loss, dementia in seniors

New Research Shows Preventing or Delaying Dementia Could Depend on This Overlooked Factor

Tackling hearing loss early may significantly reduce the risk of dementia later in life, according to new U.S. research. The study tracked nearly 3,000 older adults and found that treating hearing issues could delay or even prevent dementia for many. Key Facts: Hearing Loss and Its Link to Dementia Risk A Johns Hopkins study followed 2,946 adults with hearing loss for eight years. About 32% of dementia cases in the study were linked to diagnose…

Up to 13% of Dementia Cases May Actually Be a Misdiagnosed Treatable Condition

As the global population ages, more of us face frightening cognitive decline, personally or in our loved ones.

Audiologist shares two 'telltale signs' you need to see doctor for your hearing

An audiologist has lifted the lid on two of the biggest signs that you need to see a doctor for hearing loss, as she said many people ignore the symptoms because they seem 'normal'

Hearing Loss May Play a Bigger Role in Dementia Than Previously Thought

(MedPage Today) -- Hearing loss may play a bigger role in dementia than previously thought, data from a U.S. cohort study suggested. In a sample of nearly 3,000 older adults, up to 32% (95% CI 11.0%-46.5%) of incident dementia over 8 years could...

Dementia Symptoms May Show Up While Socializing, Expert Says—Watch for These Two Red Flags

Dementia affects more than 55 million individuals worldwide. Here's two symptoms of the disease you should be looking out for to ensure an early detection

New study reaffirms strong link between hearing loss, dementia in seniors

The authors of an analysis of thousands of medical records across four U.S. communities said Thursday they've found further evidence of a strong link between hearing loss and the onset of dementia in older adults.