How to Reduce the Risk of Dementia - Part 2 Hearing Loss
Talking With Docs Podcast · Dr. Brad Weening and Dr. Paul Zalzal
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Can Hearing Loss Really Increase Dementia Risk?
In this episode, we explore the surprising connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline. Doctors explain how untreated hearing issues — especially in midlife — can significantly increase your risk of dementia later in life.
You’ll learn:
- Why hearing loss affects brain function
- What age-related hearing loss really means
- How to spot early signs and when to act
- Ear infections and long-term hearing damage
- Tools and treatments that actually help
Whether you're looking to protect your brain long-term or already noticing changes in your hearing, this episode gives you practical, doctor-approved steps to stay proactive.
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