Hearing aids: Who can benefit? What's new? One or two?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 83, No 5

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Recent advances in technology have made hearing aids more acceptable to patients than ever before. Yet, less than one fourth of Americans with hearing loss own a hearing aid. The authors believe that primary care physicians can play a major role in detecting hearing loss and in providing guidance to the hearing- impaired. Early diagnosis, patient motivation, and proper selection and fitting of amplification are keys to hearing aid success.

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