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An estimated 12.5% of adolescents (6–19 years) & 17% of adults (20–69 years) in the US have suffered permanent damage to their hearing from excessive noise. But just 30 minutes of cold therapy within 48 hours of exposure could help restore function.

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30,000,000 people in the US suffered damage in 2021

PREVENTION IS KEY

Hearing loss prevention is an unmet need, and the only practical approach is non-pharmaceutical devices such as ear plugs, or ear muffs. Drug treatment approaches have shown limited clinical utility.

Exposure to noise at 85 decibels and beyond for a prolonged period of time puts you at risk for hearing loss.

It's a Noisy Planet

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When the Ringing Won't Stop: Tinnitus Linked to Noise Exposure for Young People

January 18, 2023

Researchers wanted to learn more about the prevalence and triggers of tinnitus in young people. They found a common culprit: loud noise.

Cooling and Cochlear Implants: This Small Steps Shows Great Improvements in Hearing Outcomes

January 6, 2023

Did you know that cooling during surgery can help improve hearing outcomes for individuals with cochlear implants? A new study from RestorEar's research partners found that cooling during surgery improved residual hearing preservation 3 months post-op.