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A 31-year-old woman with dry skin and keratoses all over her body with loss of hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes, the doctor diagnosed with Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness (KI…
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A 31-year-old woman with dry skin and keratoses all over her body with loss of hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes, the doctor diagnosed with Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness (KI…
Scientist Denis Rebrikov intends to correct the embryonic gene to prevent children from inheriting their parents' deafness. Denis Rebrikov said that five Russian couples…
According to Zoology magazine, the sound of the rooster crowing may be loud enough to startle a person too close.
The results of the study of the ability to reproduce sound-recognizing cells after hearing loss in chickens raise hope for the birth of a method of reversing deafness in…
It is possible that many people do not know, deafness so far is still considered incurable - except cases of deafness due to eardrum perforation.
According to a recent audiologist, it seems that we - especially young people - still have not anticipated the harmful effects of this action.
An international team of scientists on February 6 said gene therapy using a benign virus helped deaf ears hear sounds around them.
Scientists from Queretaro University (UAQ) in Mexico have successfully invented a device capable of quickly diagnosing deafness in newborns.
Focusing your sight on a mobile device screen may prevent you from hearing sound warnings.
In the near future, using gene therapy, human deafness will be completely cured.
In the Russian provincial city of Voronezh, 500 kilometers from Moscow, surgeons have created miracles to restore hearing to young children.
The British Journal of Natural Medicine released Feb. 4, scientists at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in the United States have recovered some of t…
The results of a team of scientists from the University of Sheffield (UK) showed that they have achieved important steps in using human embryonic stem cells to cure deaf…
Recent statistics show that the leading cause of sudden hearing loss is TV watching and computer use for a long time.
A simple DNA test with infant saliva may reveal whether a baby is infected with the virus can cause deafness in some cases.