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Health Tip: Screening for Hearing Loss
By LadyLively on December 29, 2014

A hearing test is appropriate at any age, especially if you feel you’re not hearing as well as you should.
The American Speech-Language Hearing Association suggests hearing screenings for:
- Newborns, who are generally screened at the hospital before discharge, and young children who are typically screened at school.
- Adults, who should be screened at least once per decade until age 50. Thereafter, they should be screened every three years.
- People who failed a prior hearing test, who should then see an audiologist for a complete hearing evaluation.
Source: HealthDay
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