hearing-loss facts
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Hearing loss is a fact of life, especially among the first generation raised on rock 'n roll.We’re now seeing that how quickly and to what degree is often a result of the lives we lead. There are many misconceptions about hearing loss.
Here are some things you should know.
- 25% of baby boomers said hearing loss affects their work.
- Men are more likely to report a hearing loss than are women.
- 40% of those with hearing loss said it affects their home life.
- Only 16% of physicians routinely screen for hearing loss.
Canadian Hearing Sources
Canadian Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Canadian Academy of Audiology
American Hearing Resources
*Prince Market Research, "Clarity Final Report: Baby Boomer Hearing Loss Study."
**Hearing Review, "North America."
†Better Hearing Institute, "About BHI."
Canadian Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Canadian Academy of Audiology
American Hearing Resources
*Prince Market Research, "Clarity Final Report: Baby Boomer Hearing Loss Study."
**Hearing Review, "North America."
†Better Hearing Institute, "About BHI."




