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A Breakthrough in Hearing Loss: What Gene Therapy Means for Families
Otoferlin-related deafness is caused by a problem in a specific gene, and it can severely affect a child’s hearing. But with this new gene therapy treatment, there’s now a chance to fix the genetic issue and help these children hear more clearly. For parents who aren’t sure what’s causing their child’s hearing loss, we encourage taking action to meet with a geneticist or genetics counselor to get a clearer picture of whether the hearing loss could be due to a genetic mutation
Apr 303 min read


Childhood Hearing Loss: Causes, Signs, and Next Steps
If you’ve ever wondered whether your child is hearing everything they need to—you’re not alone. Questions about hearing are common, and paying attention early can make a lifelong difference. On World Hearing Day (March 3), we’re reminded that hearing health isn’t just a medical issue. It’s about communication, learning, confidence, and connection. Hearing plays a central role in how children develop speech and language, build friendships, and succeed in school.
Feb 265 min read
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