Congenital Hearing Loss

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Loud and then not clear Hearing loss is a common problem, particularly among older adults. But loud noise isn't the only culprit for why your hearing may be fading. These 13 causes of hearing loss may be contributing to the problem, and unfortunately not all of them can be mitigated. 1. Loud noises and noise pollution It should come as no surprise that noise is a significant contributor to hearing loss, especially in our increasingly urbanized world. "If you're in a Western developed country, there's noise everywhere. You walk out on the street … in your home, it's ubiquitous," says Richard Salvi, co-founder and director of the University at Buffalo's Center for Hearing and Deafness in Buffalo, New York. Indeed, noise pollution is a major issue when it comes to not only hearing loss, but also overall health, says Dr. Jennifer Derebery, an otologist with Providence St. Joseph Health and The House Institute Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, California.

We include products we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. Here's our process. Gout is a form of inflammatory arthritis that causes pain and discomfort, often in the toes, ankles, and knees. There is no cure for gout, so a combination of medications and home remedies can help keep gout in remission. Gout occurs when the body builds up too much uric acid. This acid is a by-product from when the body breaks down purines found in foods. Making some dietary changes can help a person reduce their purine levels and the likelihood of having a gout flare. Home remedies for gout include: When a person has gout, they can experience significant swelling and inflammation. One of the ways to reduce swelling is by drinking more water. Increasing fluid consumption can kick-start a person's kidneys to release excess fluid, which can reduce swelling in a person with gout. Water is best, but other clear fluids, such as broths a

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[embedded content] Although we are not entirely out of the pandemic woods yet, things are looking brighter all the time. It's been a difficult 17 months, but with the outstanding teamwork between Michigan Medicine faculty and staff and the Division of Public Safety and Security (DPSS), we have been able to keep the health system safe. DPSS extends gratitude to everyone who has helped create an environment where trust, training, and technology are used to reduce risk and anxiety, strengthen our community, and keep our patients, staff, and visitors safe. Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy this video from DPSS. Adblock test (Why?)

In a world inundated with enough healthcare ads to give anybody a headache, every marketer wants to rise above the noise to get and keep the attention of consumers. Beyond that, every brand wants to build lasting connections with its customers, even as the crush of distractions and fierce market competition conspire to keep them apart. The magic formula? Healthcare brands can use data and technology to anticipate the needs and desires of customers, and give them the best experience possible by delivering the "next best action." Simply put, next best action, also known as next-gen engagement, refers to the deployment of models that use predictive analytics and machine learning to recommend, in real time, actions that are likely to be taken by a customer, based on the customer's profile, previous actions and needs. Among a universe of potential actions, the next best action is that which most benefits the consumer (delivering them what they need and desire) and the bran

Scars are left-behinds of Accidents or wounds, there are possible ways to get rid of your scars such as through various surgical procedures and home remedies. Scars can be treated at home using home remedies or you can consult a doctor along for professional treatments. Not just the natural remedies to externally apply on your skin, you can also consume foods rich in vitamins like green leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, fish, carrots, and avocados to get rid of old scars. Here are the home remedies to treat old scars naturally check below: Home remedies to treat old scars: Honey: You don't even have to go to the drugstore for this potential acne scar remedy. Honey is used for numerous medicinal purposes, including burns, wounds, and herpes. Raw honey is an age-old therapy to fade scars. It contains bioactive compounds that stimulate tissue regeneration and can aid in treating wounds. Its natural moisturizing effects and stimulation of tissue regeneration make it a popular ingredient

Pollen allergies (also called hay fever or seasonal allergic rhinitis) can put a damper on a beautiful spring day. If you have allergies, the change of seasons may usher in congestion, itchy and watery eyes, and sinus pressure. While grass is the most common cause of hay fever, many people are also allergic to tree pollen. From March to May, trees produce powdery pollen. When it blows around, that pollen can cause allergy symptoms to rev up. Some trees produce worse allergens than others. Here is a list of trees that are most likely to contribute to your seasonal allergy symptoms. Ashley Cooper / Getty Images What Is Tree Pollen? Tree pollen is a powdery substance that trees use to fertilize themselves and other trees. Plants have both female and male reproductive systems. Pollen contains the male reproductive cells (or gametes). For the tree to be able to reproduce by making fruit or seeds, the pollen needs to come into contact wit

Ever since the pandemic began, people with compromised immunity and underlying medical conditions face much higher risks for severe illness and are more susceptible to death. After several healthy individuals lost lives during the second Covid-19 wave, civic data reveals that the trend has reversed with comorbidity-related deaths once again accounting for 75-80% fatalities. While the second wave wreaked havoc across the country with overwhelmed healthcare infrastructure, a disproportionately higher number of people without an underlying health condition died during the peak. As the wave ebbs, this worrying trend has started to reverse. A Times of India report stated that during the second wave in April and May 2021, the deaths without underlying comorbidities accounted for 41% and 42% respectively of all Covid fatalities. The death rate was alarming, as the young succumbing to Covid-19 had seldom crossed 25-30% since the outbreak. As deaths of those without comorbidities rose, comorbi

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The National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) is issuing an urgent call to action, imploring members to lobby lawmakers on the recently introduced Choose Home legislation.  William Dombi, NAHC President "You're not the only ones asking Congress to do things. This is why you have to be extraordinarily loud," NAHC President William Dombi told members Sunday evening at NAHC's annual Financial Management Conference in Chicago. On Monday, during the conference, Susan Ponder-Stensel, president and CEO of hospice and palliative care company Alivia Care, echoed Dombi's comments. Ponder-Stensel said a new generation of patients is opting for more personal choice when it comes to healthcare, and providers must respond to their demands. "What we are experiencing as healthcare providers is that caregivers and patients want care when they want it, where they need it and what is most convenient for them," Po

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