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La presbyacousie est la perte auditive liée à l’âge. Sa prévalence tend à se renforcer du fait du vieillissement de la population. Les études actuelles montrent que la presbyacousie augmente le risque de déclin cognitif, et qu’elle engendre de n[...]Article
Objective: To adapt the Active Communication Education (ACE) programme into Spanish. In addition, this study aimed at determining the effects of the adapted ACE programme on the social/emotional impacts of hearing loss and hearing functioning in[...]Article
Silvana Maria Sobral Griz ; Denise Costa Menezes ; Leonardo Gleygson Angelo Venâncio ; Nathália Holanda da Fonsêca ; Thaís Ohanny do Nascimento ; Anne Karoline Lima de Araújo ; Kelly Cristina Lira de Andrade ; Pedro de Lemos Menezes |Background The purpose of the study was to investigate the effect of forward masking on frequency following response (FFR) as a function of age. Research Design Cross-sectional analytical observational study. Study Sample We assessed 6[...]Article
Objective Telecommunication can be difficult in the presence of noise or hearing loss. The purpose of this study was to systematically review evidence regarding the effects of text supplementation (e.g. captions, subtitles) of auditory or audit[...]Article
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Objectives: Previous research suggests that there is a robust relationship between cognitive functioning and speech-in-noise performance for older adults with age-related hearing loss. For normal-hearing adults, on the other hand, the research i[...]Article
Objective: Evidence suggests that hearing loss increases the risk of cognitive impairment. However, the relationship between hearing loss and cognition can vary considerably across studies, which may be partially explained by demographic and hea[...]Article
In occupational hearing conservation programmes, age adjustments may be used to subtract expected age effects. Adjustments used in the U.S. came from a small dataset and overlooked important demographic factors, ages, and stimulus frequencies. T[...]Article
Objective: Spoken communication is better when one can see as well as hear the talker. Although age-related deficits in speech perception were observed, Tye-Murray and colleagues found that even when age-related deficits in audiovisual (AV) spee[...]Article
Sarah Schroyen ; Céline Meillon ; Manon Marquet ; Jean-François Dartigues ; Karine Peres ; Hélène Amieva |Disability and sensory impairment are particularly pronounced among the oldest old population (80 years and older). Considering these specificities, we analyzed the association of such parameters with subjective age, a strong predictor of health[...]Article
Lauren K. Dillard, Auteur ; Amy L. Cochran, Auteur ; Cynthia G. Fowler, Auteur |Objective Evaluate the conceptual framework that age effects on the electrophysiological binaural masking level difference (MLD) are partially mediated by age-related hearing loss and/or global cognitive function via mediation analysis. Desi[...]Article
Caitlin Grenness, Auteur ; Louise Hickson, Auteur ; Ariane Laplante-Lévesque, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Background: Effective practitioner-patient communication throughout diagnosis and management planning positively influences patient outcomes. A patient-centered approach whereby patient involvement in decision making is facilitated, a therapeut[...]
