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Untreated Hearing Loss Causes
- 1. People who Correct Hearing Loss Understanding Hearing Loss Better relationships with their families Better feelings about themselves Improved mental health Greater independence and security Source: National Council on the Aging
- 2. Untreated Hearing Loss Causes Understanding Hearing Loss Sadness and depression Worry and anxiety Paranoia Less social activity Emotional turmoil and insecurity Source: National Council on the Aging