WHO Hearing Loss Infographic

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The World Health Organization published an infographic in 2018 that shows how hearing loss in on the rise and by 2050 there could be 900 million people affected.

You can get a copy of this 4-page document here.

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[395] EVENTS CANCELLED Mar 16th 2020 22:57 - Shared by Administrator
[63] Columbia University student earns scholarship to help further his passions to help hearing impaired individuals Mar 12th 2020 23:59 - Shared by Administrator
[87] Little boy hears for first time, emotional video goes vira Mar 12th 2020 23:58 - Shared by Administrator
[105] How to not let hearing loss impact your life and relationships Mar 12th 2020 11:25 - Shared by Administrator
[83] Cochlear implant restores hearing of Hernando man, 91 Mar 11th 2020 23:52 - Shared by Administrator
[61] Brandon Mosley succeeds against the odds Mar 11th 2020 23:50 - Shared by Administrator
[39] “Silence, the Cochlea” director wants to bring the deaf under spotlight Mar 11th 2020 23:37 - Shared by Administrator
[91] Vibration on the skin helps hearing-impaired people locate sounds Mar 11th 2020 11:28 - Shared by Administrator
[41] Vancouver girl who was born deaf wins a trip to Europe Mar 10th 2020 23:49 - Shared by Administrator
[46] ‘Crumlin hospital don’t ring you on Saturday morning for no good reason’ Mar 10th 2020 23:35 - Shared by Administrator
[44] COCHLEAR UPS INVESTMENT IN SLEEP DEVICE Mar 10th 2020 11:24 - Shared by Administrator
[53] San Clemente teen’s hearing loss tale shared in her new book Mar 09th 2020 23:47 - Shared by Administrator
[43] Q&A: University of Central Oklahoma stages award-winning play 'Tribes' featuring deaf actor Mar 09th 2020 23:33 - Shared by Administrator
[82] Blind Woman Plays Video Game Thanks to Implant That Jacks Directly into the Brain Mar 09th 2020 11:22 - Shared by Administrator
[51] Budapest orchestra helps deaf people ‘hear’ Beethoven through touch Mar 08th 2020 23:32 - Shared by Administrator

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