Hearing loss is one of the largest modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline, and hearing
rehabilitation can play a significant role in preserving cognitive function. Understanding the …

Background Hearing loss has been reported as the most significant modifiable risk factor for
dementia, but it is still unknown whether auditory rehabilitation can practically prevent …

Cognitive function and hearing are known to both decline in older adults. As hearing loss is
proposed to be one modifiable risk factor for dementia, the impact of auditory rehabilitation …

Background Untreated hearing loss has an effect on cognition. It is hypothesized that the
additional processing required to compensate for the sensory loss affects the cognitive …

Introduction Auditory rehabilitation with a cochlear implant (CI), in many cases, positively
impacts tinnitus. However, it is unclear if the tinnitus-related benefit of CI is equal for patients …

Objectives: Hearing loss is highly prevalent in older adults and is independently associated
with accelerated cognitive decline. Cochlear implants are usually the only effective treatment …

Objective To make evidence-based recommendations for the indications and complications
of Cochlear Implant (CI) surgery in adults and children. Methods Task force members were …

Introduction: Cochlear Implantation (CI) surgery has long been used as an effective
treatment for children with bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss who failed to benefit …

Purpose The purpose of this Horizon Scan is to present health care stakeholders in Canada
with an overview of information related to hearing restorative devices to prevent or delay the …

Purpose The purpose of this Horizon Scan is to present health care stakeholders in Canada
with an overview of information related to hearing restorative devices to prevent or delay the …