Postural Stability: The Role of Auditory Input in Normal Hearing Individuals and Older Adults with Hearing Loss.

Auditory stimuli can effectively enhance postural stability in both young adults and older adults with age-related hearing loss, with more pronounced effect observed in older adults. Therefore, auditory stimuli can be effectively used to enhance postural stability, suggesting their potential utility in therapeutic interventions aimed at improving balance in individuals with age-related hearing impairments.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.22038/ijorl.2025.81193.3733
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Noise Effects and Management
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Postural Stability: The Role of Auditory Input in Normal Hearing Individuals and Older Adults with Hearing Loss.

Pragya Jain, Nikita Nanavati
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Postural Stability: The Role of Auditory Input in Normal Hearing Individuals and Older Adults with Hearing Loss.

Pragya Jain, Nikita Nanavati
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Auditory stimuli can effectively enhance postural stability in both young adults and older adults with age-related hearing loss, with more pronounced effect observed in older adults. Therefore, auditory stimuli can be effectively used to enhance postural stability, suggesting their potential utility in therapeutic interventions aimed at improving balance in individuals with age-related hearing impairments.

PubMedVol. 37(3)
Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) (IN)
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Noise Effects and Management
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