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Turks- og Caicosøerne ligger i Caribien, i det vestlige Atlanterhavet, sydøst for Bahamas, og bestående af øerne Turksøerne og Caicosøerne. Siden 1700-tallet har de været styret af Storbritannien.
Published 7/15/2024,
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Age-related hearing loss, also known as Presbycusis, is one of the most common health conditions affecting older adults. It can begin as early as in a person’s thirties or forties. By the age of 80, most people will have experienced some form of hearing loss. Here is some basic data on how many people have hearing loss by age brackets, according to the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS):
  • Ages 20 to 39: 15%
  • Ages 40 to 59: 40%
  • Ages 60 to 79: 78%
While age-related loss is considered to happen naturally as people age, there are a number of factors that can contribute. These can include*:

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What is Age-Related Hearing Loss?

Age-related hearing loss first affects the ability to hear higher pitches. This may include soft speech sounds, greater difficulty hearing someone with a higher pitched voice (e.g., women and children) and mishearing beginnings or endings of words. The hearing loss commonly arises from changes in the inner ear as we age, or from complex changes along the nerve pathways from the ear to the brain. You can read more in our full guide on the different types of hearing loss.
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By taking simple steps to protect your hearing, such as wearing earplugs in noisy environment, you can help maintain good hearing health and prevent hearing loss from occurring in the first place.
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