Proteins That Control Sound-Detecting Cells May Restore Hearing In People With Irreversible Deafness Research in hair cell development may lead to the potential treatment of deafness. Researchers observed a pair of proteins that can control when sound detecting hair cells develop in the inner ear. by Allan Adamson
Health Gene Delivery Therapy Using Supercharged Adeno-Associated Virus Restores Hearing And Balance In Deaf Mice by Allan Adamson
Healthy Living/Wellness Nutritional Supplements May Slow Down Progression Of Genetic Hearing Loss In Children by Alyssa Navarro
Healthy Living/Wellness Deaf Woman Hears Baby's Heartbeat For The First Time After Landmark Surgery by Alyssa Navarro
Healthy Living/Wellness Gene Therapy Cures Deaf Mice, Offers Hope Of Treatment For Congenital Deafness In Children by Jim Algar
Culture A Whole Town Learned Sign Language To Surprise A Deaf Resident And The Video Is Incredibly Touching by Laura Rosenfeld
Healthy Living/Wellness WHO To Teens And Young Adults: Limit Listening To Music To One Hour Or You Might Go Deaf by Sumit Passary
Healthy Living/Wellness Heartwarming video of deaf baby reaction on hearing mother's loving voice for first time by James Maynard