Have you heard about the new Lancet report presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2017 (AAIC 2017)?
It recommends that people be ambitious about prevention. And it lists hearing loss as one of nine potentially modifiable risk factors for dementia—with an emphasis on managing hearing loss in midlife. That means: Don’t wait until you’re older.
But it isn’t the only reason to treat hearing loss. We already know—from years of research by the Better Hearing Institute (BHI)—that addressing hearing loss has a very positive impact on quality of life.
In fact, addressing hearing loss may be one of the best things you can do to stay vibrant and maintain an active lifestyle as you evolve into your older, and arguably better, self.
Need some convincing? Consider how addressing hearing loss could benefit you:
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