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AN ESTIMATED one in six of the UK population suffers from some form of hearing loss, and the great majority of those – eight million-are over the age of 60. Yet although hearing loss is a common result of ageing, it’s not inevitable.

Signs of age-related hearing loss vary, but they usually come about because of general wear and tear-our ears, like everything else, tend to work less well as time goes on.

According to : “As we get older, degeneration within the inner ear and along the nerve pathways to the brain can impact our hearing. Most of the time, these changes are related to the health of tiny hair cells in the inner

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