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Early research suggests event-related potentials can flag a quiet form of auditory aging that standard hearing tests miss — and that may matter for focus, conversation, and long-term cognitive health.
A small new study finds that poorer hearing tracks with a specific resting-brain signature long linked to cognitive decline — early evidence, but it sharpens an already-compelling case.
New imaging research links trouble understanding speech in noisy rooms to subtle wear in the brain's white-matter wiring — sharpening a question that matters for long-term cognitive health.