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We frequently tout the many benefits of wearing hearing aids — like improved relationships, increased confidence, reduced risk of cognitive decline and more — because we see and hear first-hand how hearing better changes a person’s life, and we want everyone with hearing loss to experience the same.Now, a WebMD® study confirms it. Watch the short video below to see some of the key findings of WebMD’s recent study in which they asked hearing aid wearers and healthcare professionals who diagnose hearing loss what they think about hearing aids.Let South Suburban Hearing Health Center help improve your life! Contact us today![embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grcZ_6sKNsQ[/embedyt]
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