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"I could not understand one word this woman said, and she was claiming kids had hearing deficits," says Rosenstock.
Sixteen (33%) had hearing parents, although all of these children had started to learn ASL in pre-K classes.
Furthermore, on routine examination, 60% of generally asymptomatic Aboriginal children had hearing loss >25 decibels at 6 24 months of age compared with 22% of non-Aboriginal children [ 5].
It is noteworthy that almost one-third (39 of 143) of the children with sensorineural hearing loss (whose initial degree of severity was known) had hearing loss of mild to moderately severe degree (<70 dB), placing them well outside the typical audiometric criteria for cochlear implantation.
It turned out that he had hearing problems and needed grommets installed in his eardrums.
About 90,000 children had normal hearing, and about 1,000 had hearing loss.
None had cognitive impairment at the beginning of the study, which followed subjects for 18 years; some had hearing loss.
More than 17 percent in the highest quartile for cotinine levels had hearing loss at low frequencies.
The 8-year-old boy already had hearing aids when I met him, back in the 1990s.
In one study, scientists scrutinized patients who had hearing in both ears but experienced phantom sounds in only one.
Slightly more than half had hearing deficits in the higher pitches that were equal in both ears.
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