Joe Manio

Lethbridge Herald

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Although hearing loss is often associated with aging, unaddressed or improperly treated hearing loss in children can cause significant, long-lasting effects on their speech and language development, social-emotional well-being, academic performance, and future educational and employment opportunities.

The first line of treatment for hearing loss is hearing aids, which have evolved from the clunky devices to today’s smaller, sleeker, more powerful versions. They’re available in a variety of colors to suit your style and comfort preferences.

But what happens when traditional hearing aids aren’t effective? Enter hearing implants – specifically, cochlear implants: electronic devices for people with severe to profound hea

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