Several studies suggest hearing impairment as a risk factor for psychosis. Hearing
impairment is highly prevalent and potentially reversible, as it can be easily diagnosed and …

Previous work has demonstrated an association between hearing impairment and
psychosis. In the current study, this association was studied in a cohort of young people. In …

The previously reported but still poorly investigated link between deafness or hearing
impairment (DHI) and the onset of positive psychotic experiences was investigated …

BACKGROUND:: Hearing impairment (HI) in the elderly may be a risk factor for psychosis,
but associations between HI and psychotic disorder or psychotic experiences have been …

BACKGROUND: It has been suggested that part of the increased vulnerability for psychosis
in individuals with hearing impairment (HI) is the consequence of a decreased ability to form …

Recent work demonstrates that hearing impairment is much more common than previously
suspected. The disability may be unrecognized or denied by the sufferer and may attract …

Importance Psychological distress affects health and health care utilization. Hearing loss
(HL) is highly prevalent and undertreated, and it may be a potentially modifiable risk factor …

Objective Hearing impairment is suggested to be associated with depression in the elderly.
The present study evaluated the risk of depression after hearing impairment in all age …

Observational studies suggested an association between hearing impairment and cognitive
disorders. However, whether hearing impairment is an independent risk factor or a …

Hearing loss is one of the most common yet unrecognized impairments experienced by
adults, especially as they age. Mental health investigators and practitioners require better …