"Hearing Aids Linked to Longer Life and Lower Dementia Risk, Studies Find"

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Recent studies have highlighted a variety of scientific findings: hearing aids may reduce mortality risk by 24% and lower the chance of dementia in older adults; U.S. honey yields are declining due to factors like herbicide use and lack of pollinator support; cannabis was found not to enhance exercise performance and may make running feel more difficult; a smaller species of tyrannosaur called Nanotyrannus lancensis has been identified; a new microbial enzyme responsible for the yellow color of urine has been discovered; and humans can discern the emotional state of chickens through their clucks.
Topics:health##chickenemotions#exercisecannabis#hearingaids#honeyyields#nanotyrannuslancensis#science-and-health
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- Study Shows Hearing Aids May Help People Live Longer–Reducing Risk of Death by 24% Good News Network
- Study shows dementia risk for older people with hearing difficulty could be reduced by use of hearing aids Medical Xpress
- Golden Bachelor bringing hearing aids into the spotlight WFAA.com
- Wearing Hearing Aids May Prevent Early Death Study Finds | TheHealthSite.com TheHealthSite
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