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The organization warned in a statement that "At least 700 million of these people must have access to treatments Ear and hearing And other rehabilitation services".
و .شار The organization’s first global report About hearing to that "60% of cases can be avoided Hearing loss in children By vaccination against rubella AndMeningitis, Improving maternal and newborn care or early detection and management of otitis media".
As for adults, the report recommends protection from noise, monitoring of harmful medicines to the ear, and good hygiene to avoid hearing loss.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has warned that "Untreated hearing loss can have a devastating effect on people’s ability to communicate, study and earn a living, and it can also affect their mental health and their ability to maintain relationships.".
The organization stressed the need for an examination "In strategic moments of life"Recalling that most ear diseases can be cured by medical or surgical treatment.
It highlighted the effectiveness of rehabilitation and hearing aidsCochlear implant Even if the hearing loss is not curable.
The report notes a severe shortage in the number of otolaryngologists and audiologists in low-income countries. "Unequal distribution" For those in countries where there is a sufficient number of them.
With this in mind, the organization called on countries to expand access to ear and hearing care services.
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The organization warned in a statement that “at least 700 million of these people must receive treatment.” Ear and hearing And other rehabilitation services. “
و .شار The organization’s first global report About hearing, indicating that “it is possible to avoid 60% of cases Hearing loss in children By vaccination against rubella AndMeningitis, Improving maternal and newborn care or early detection and management of otitis media.
As for adults, the report recommends protection from noise, monitoring of harmful medicines to the ear, and good hygiene to avoid hearing loss.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that “untreated hearing loss can have a devastating effect on people’s ability to communicate, study and earn a living, and it can also affect their mental health and their ability to maintain relationships.”
The organization stressed the need to conduct an examination “at strategic moments in life,” noting that most ear diseases can be cured by medical or surgical treatment.
It highlighted the effectiveness of rehabilitation and hearing aidsCochlear implant Even if the hearing loss is not curable.
The report notes a severe shortage in the number of otolaryngologists and audiologists in low-income countries, indicating also an “unequal distribution” of these in countries where there are sufficient numbers of them.
With this in mind, the organization called on countries to expand access to ear and hearing care services.
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