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In this interview segment, the host asks about how untreated hearing loss may accelerate cognitive decline. The expert explains that even mild hearing loss is associated with reduced activity in auditory brain regions, as shown by brain imaging studies. Recent research focusing on individuals at high risk for cognitive decline found that those who used hearing aids experienced roughly a 50% slower rate of cognitive decline compared to those who did not receive treatment.

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Even in a mild loss, studies show brain scans where auditory receptor areas function less than in normal hearing. Recent studies of high‑risk individuals found that those who wore hearing aids had an almost 50% slower decline than the untreated group.

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