Common aging symptom could worsen loneliness in seniors
Older adults with hearing aids report fewer feelings of isolation, study shows
New research suggests that addressing hearing loss in the elderly could help alleviate the growing loneliness epidemic among senior citizens. (iStock)
People who were treated for hearing loss retained one additional social connection on average over a three-year period, compared to those who received no hearing therapies and were instead educated about healthy aging. (iStock)
Co-principal investigator Professor Josef Coresh noted, "Making sure people can continue engaging with their family and friends as they age is a critical part of maintaining their quality of life." (iStock)
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