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Restoring hearing with hair cells
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American Speech Language and Hearing Association (Newswise): Hair cells, sensory receptors located in the inner ear, are critical for hearing function and are highly susceptible to acoustic trauma, pharmaceutical agents, and micro-environmental changes, such as those associated with aging. The majority of deafness and balance disorders are sensorineural; that is, they are rooted in the loss of either hair cells or the cochleovestibular nerves that connect them to the brain
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www.newswise.com/articles/view/509921/?sc=dwhp
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