Can you hear me?
Study amplifies effects of smoking, obesity on ear function
The more you smoke and the heavier you are, the more you risk suffering from hearing loss, according to a new study.
Studies also say hearing loss can result in depression and substantial financial losses.
Though it notes that repeated exposure to loud noises is still the No. 1 cause of hearing loss, an Antwerp University -led study released last month found smoking and obesity are two significant factors that c...
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