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Hearing aids as a tool to reduce dementia risk
Last updated: July 16, 2026 Quick Answer: Research published in 2026 confirms that hearing aids as a tool to reduce dementia risk are more than just a theory, older adults who use hearing aids effectively show a 9-14% lower risk … Continue reading →
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New research linking age-related hearing loss to increased dementia risk
Last updated: June 24, 2026 Quick Answer: New research linking age-related hearing loss to increased dementia risk confirms that adults with untreated hearing loss face significantly higher odds of developing dementia — with some studies showing risk increases of up … Continue reading →
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