A new study suggests that wearing Hearing Aids can nearly Halve Mental Decline in people at risk of dementia. The study, which involved nearly 2,000 adults, found that providing hearing aids to those most at risk of cognitive decline reduced mental deterioration by 48% over three years compared to those who did not receive devices. The research provides compelling evidence that treating hearing loss can protect cognitive function and potentially delay a dementia diagnosis. The study is the first randomized control trial to show that hearing aids could have an impact on those most at risk of cognitive decline.

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