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The Darkness Lifted

Hearing loss doesn’t have to be the end. It can feel like it, but it doesn’t have to be. Music is still possible. Life is still possible. There are ways to regain control, ways to find your own authorship through understanding. I want people to know that.

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Complexity Behind Why Hearing in Noise Gets Harder With Age

Younger and older adults improved at similar rates from lower levels of noise—meaning that both groups benefited equally from better listening conditions. But older adults needed a head start: They needed lower levels of background noise to reach the same accuracy.

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How Pop Culture Is Spotlighting Healthcare Accessibility Gaps

As shown on “The Pitt,” when an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter is unavailable or real-time captioning is missing, vital information is lost, leading to diagnostic and treatment delays.

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Serotonin’s Dual Action in the Auditory Midbrain

Serotonin seems to quiet down excitatory neurons while boosting inhibitory ones. This differential modulation may help us to understand the role of serotonin in auditory disorders such as tinnitus and age-related hearing loss.

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My Turning Point

Today, I wear my “HARD OF HEARING” hoodie proudly because I’m no longer hiding from my hearing loss.

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