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Background: Chronic inflammation may lead to cochlear damage, and the only longitudinal study that examined biomarkers of systemic inflammation and risk of hearing loss found an association with a single biomarker in individualsArticle
Objectives: Among low-birth-weight infants, exposure to stress or undernutrition in utero may adversely affect cochlear development. As cochlear reserve declines, the risk of hearing loss may increase with age. While low birth weight is associat[...]Article
Objective: Single-ear hearing measurements, such as better-ear, worse-ear or left/right ear, are often used as outcomes in auditory research, yet, measurements in the two ears of the same individual are often strongly but not perfectly correlate[...]Article
Brian M. Lin ; Sharon G. Curhan ; Molin Wang ; et al. |Objectives: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is common and often treated with proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) or H2-receptor antagonists (H2-RAs). GERD has been associated with exposure of the middle ear to gastric contents, which could ca[...]Article
Objectives: Tinnitus and hearing loss commonly coexist, however, the temporal relation between tinnitus and hearing loss is complex and not fully understood. Our objective was to examine the longitudinal association between persistent tinnitus, [...]
