Dr. Justin Golub will present a lecture examining the link between hearing loss and cognitive decline, focusing on the implications of using hearing aids. He will delve into the nature of the association between these two conditions, explore evidence supporting the efficacy of hearing aids in reducing cognitive decline risk, and consider whether increased cognitive effort required for understanding speech is the primary reason for this relationship. The session will also highlight recent research and ongoing studies regarding age-related hearing loss and its neurological effects, aiming to improve treatment outcomes.
Dr. Justin Golub's upcoming discussion will explore the connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline, investigating whether hearing aids can mitigate this risk.
His research suggests that cognitive decline associated with hearing loss may relate to increased cognitive effort required to understand speech.
Golub will present recent findings on how hearing aids might help reduce cognitive decline, emphasizing the neurological impact of treating age-related hearing loss.
The lecture promises insights into both current research and future ramifications for the treatment of hearing loss, impacting cognitive health.
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