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New Insights on Hearing Development in Children

This indicates an extended timeline of auditory development in children, which has exciting scientific and clinical implications.

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Hearing Health Awareness Needed Across Generations

These findings provide essential insights into hearing loss, related perceptions, and strategies to enhance awareness and promote conversations about hearing health.

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How Blast Injuries Disrupt Brain Cell Stress Responses

The findings suggest that blast injuries cause excessive activation of PARP1, which disrupts the brain’s natural ability to manage stress and inflammation. This reduces the activity of sirtuins, which help regulate cell repair and stress responses.

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A Chance Encounter

After the marriage he confided to my mom that he had developed a mild to moderate sound intolerance from frequent loud exposures in his construction job, from bulldozers, claw hammers, jackhammers, etc.

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In Memoriam: George A. Gates, M.D., 1935–2025

George Arthur Gates, M.D., the inaugural medical director of Hearing Health Foundation’s Hearing Restoration Project (HRP), passed away on February 8, 2025.

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