Increased Risk of Psychosis in Patients with Hearing Impairment: Review and Meta-Analyses

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It took Carolina six years to agree to put on a hearing aid. She heard worse and worse, but she didn’t want to recognize that she needed it. “That’s old,” she said. “She was more and more confined, even though she had always been tremendously sociable. She stopped volunteering in hospitals she had been doing for years, from going to the gym and even dropped out of craft classes. She was getting less and less out of the house.” Her daughter-in-la…