Diabetes takes toll on women's hearing - Florida Today

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Diabetes takes toll on women's hearing Florida Today Diabetes is associated with hearing loss in women, especially if the blood sugar disease isn't well-controlled, new research indicates. The study, done by researchers at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, examined the medical records of 990 men and women ... Uncontrolled diabetes can cause hearing loss in womenPress TV Study links diabetes, hearing loss in womenabc7.com all 3 news articles »

Chronicle letters: Simply too much greed - ChronicleLive

Chronicle letters: Simply too much greed ChronicleLive RECENT accounts in the national press have highlighted the plight of people with Sudden Neurosensory Hearing Loss. To lose your hearing suddenly and totally is unimaginably frightening and life changing and existing services fall far short of what is ...

Brighton-Pittsford events, Feb. 7 - Brighton-Pittsford Post

Brighton-Pittsford events, Feb. 7 Brighton-Pittsford Post 11 am, Sprint Relays smart phones, IP and other wireless devices: Hearing Loss Association of America — Rochester Chapter, 240 Lakeshore Blvd. Ext., Rochester. Gadgets that benefit hearing impaired. Lori Timney, an outreach specialist for Sprint Relay ... Henrietta events, Feb. 7Henrietta Post all 6 news articles »

Study links sleep apnea and sudden deafness - Reuters

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Study links sleep apnea and sudden deafness Reuters By Genevra Pittman | NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Sudden hearing loss might be tied to an underlying sleep disorder that interrupts breathing, suggests a new study from Taiwan. Consulting a large health insurance database, researchers found that people ... Sleep apnea, sudden deafness linkedPress TV all 15 news articles »

Researchers shed light on hearing loss and touch sensitivity connection - Cordis News

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Researchers shed light on hearing loss and touch sensitivity connection Cordis News A European team of researchers has discovered that people with a specific form of inherited hearing loss are more sensitive to low frequency vibration. Presented in the journal Nature Neuroscience, the findings provide insight on the association ...