Digital Hearing Aids: An Introduction
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11 June 2021
There is a variety of digital hearing aids available. Some have visible components, while others are completely discreet and invisible. This article will attempt to list the best assistive technologies available on the market, and help you find what might work best for your needs.
The purpose of a hearing aid
A hearing aid is an instrument or device designed to improve or restore hearing-impaired people's ability to hear sounds. They may be impaired because their eardrum was damaged or became old or stiff over time and reduced their sound transmission capacity.
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Yellow Fever Vaccination: Understanding Why And When
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2 February 2021
Yellow fever is a viral disease that can be contracted in some parts of Africa and South America. It's spread by mosquitoes and can be fatal, so some countries require you to have proof of yellow fever vaccination before entry will be permitted. The vaccination is well-established and is considered safe and highly effective against yellow fever. It's a live vaccine given as a single shot, and one shot gives lifelong protection for the disease.
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How The Theory Of Wellness Could Help Improve Your Lifestyle
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26 August 2020
It is easy to think of the health and medical industry as a place where sick people go to get well, and of course, for the most part, that is largely true. However, a theory that is growing more and more popular is that of preventative work to avoid getting sick altogether. This is part of the idea of wellness, which takes a longer-reaching view on what it means to treat someone and give them a better lifestyle.
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Finding the Right Obstetrician
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25 March 2020
Everyone wants the best possible care when they are having a baby. This is a wonderful time for the family, and they want to ensure that all their medical needs all well looked after. Obstetricians are doctors who specialise in providing medical care in pregnancy till the baby is born. It is entirely up to the patient whether they want to remain in the public health system and see an obstetrician assigned to them, or they can decide to see a private obstetrician.
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