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Tag: World Hearing Day

World Health Organisation (WHO) Head-Quater in Geneva, Switzerland.

900m people at risk of hearing loss by 2050 – WHO

byAgency Report

The organisation says 466 million people worldwide currently suffer from disabling hearing loss, 34 million of whom are children

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