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Undiagnosed Hearing Loss

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Undiagnosed Hearing Losssavvyaudio2020-10-25T13:53:32+10:00

21 September 2020

The problem of untreated hearing loss is widespread. Education is key in reducing the time it takes for people to see an audiologist and talk about sensory impairment.