Research Update
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University of California Davis researchers found a trend in human brain size — they're getting larger. People born in the 1970s had larger brains and more brain surface area than those born in the 1930s.

Does this mean less risk of dementia ...

Earlier Cancer Risk Update
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In a surprising revelation, researchers have uncovered a connection between accelerated biological aging and the rising incidence of early-onset cancer among younger adults.

Presented this month at the American Association of Cancer Research’s ...

Practical Tips for Noisy Places
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Shared meals offer more than nourishment. They're a time to share stories and strengthen connections with family, friends, and colleagues.

But if you have hearing loss, this vital ritual can be an agonizing uphill battle with ...

More Accurate Ear-Infection Diagnosis
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Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can accurately diagnose acute otitis media (AOM), or ear infection, in children simply by analyzing a quick smartphone video of the eardrum. This new technology could revolutionize ...

Speech-Language Research Update
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A new global study using AI finds babies mirror the amount of talk they hear from adults.

The researchers analyzed more than 40,000 hours of day-long audio recordings of 1,001 children ages two months to 4 years across 43 languages and 12 countries. ...

Consistency Matters
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Hearing aids are essential for millions with hearing loss. But should you always wear them or take a break? What is the best plan for my hearing? What about any cognitive benefits?

Why it matters

Studies show that regularly wearing ...

Wanted and Unwanted Noise Harms Us
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Unwanted noise disrupts thought, increases stress hormones and blood pressure, and causes inflammation. Even noise you may want—like loud music—can still damage hearing over time.

Background: The International Commission on ...

Supporting APD Students
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Auditory processing disorder (APD) is a hearing impairment that affects how the brain processes sounds, including speech. It's an often misunderstood condition that can significantly impact a student's ability to learn and succeed in school.

Why ...

Divergent Paths to Hearing Loss
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New research shows the factors contributing to age-related hearing loss can vary between males and females.

  • Age-related hearing loss (ARHL) is a progressive disorder that reduces your ability to interpret sound, especially in conversation ...

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