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*LITTLE EAR,BIG RISK*Did you know fireworks can reach 150 decibels at closer range? that's louder than a Jet Engine and ...
19/10/2025

*LITTLE EAR,BIG RISK*
Did you know fireworks can reach 150 decibels at closer range? that's louder than a Jet Engine and Loud Enough to cause immediate Permanent Hearing Damage.

Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) happens when your ears exposed Loud Sounds. It's preventable, but Once it occurs, it's irreversible!

Little Ear, Big Risk
*Children Hearing is more sensitive than Adults'.
What's safe for you could be harmful for them.

Even brief exposure to Loud Firework can cause:
. Tinnitus
. Muffled Hearing
. Permanent damage
That's why hearing protection is Essential.

*-SAFETY TIPS-*
*KEEP DISTANCE- Stay at least 300 feet from fireworks.

*WEAR PROTECTION- Use Ear Plugs (for adults/Teen), Eaf Muffs (For Children).

*Use High- Fidelity Earplugs to reduce volume without distorting Sound.

*TAKE BREAKS- Step away from Noise and Give your ears a rest.

*KNOW YOUR LIMITS- If you have to shout to be heard, it's too loud.

Wishing you a very pleasant and Warm Happy Diwali🎇 🎇
Saty safe, keep Hearing safe.

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A “Masterpiece” – For the First Time, Scientists Keep a Mammalian Cochlea Alive Outside the BodyShortly Before Mammalian...
27/09/2025

A “Masterpiece” – For the First Time, Scientists Keep a Mammalian Cochlea Alive Outside the BodyShortly Before Mammalian death in August, 2025
A. James Hudspeth and his colleagues at The Rockefeller University’s Laboratory of Sensory Neuroscience accomplished a milestone that had never been reached before. They succeeded in keeping a small section of the cochlea alive and working outside the body, making it possible to study the organ’s function directly for the first time.
In the field of biophysics, it’s one of the most impressive experiments of the last five years.”

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https://share.google/EeldGLpJoqzyOvKPV

Hyperacusis in Children with Normal Ear Findings – What Else Should We Consider?When a child presents with hyperacusis b...
25/09/2025

Hyperacusis in Children with Normal Ear Findings – What Else Should We Consider?
When a child presents with hyperacusis but the otological examination and audiological assessment are normal, the cause often lies beyond the ear itself. Important possibilities include:
1-Neurological
Migraine-associated hyperacusis or phonophobia
Sequelae of head trauma or concussion
Central auditory processing dysfunction
2-Neurodevelopmental
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Williams syndrome
3- Psychological / Psychiatric
Anxiety disorders
Phonophobia (sound-related phobia)
Obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders
4- Other Medical Considerations
Facial nerve involvement (e.g., Bell’s palsy, Lyme disease)
Headache syndromes, including idiopathic intracranial hypertension
&Take-home message: In children with hyperacusis and normal ear findings, think beyond ENT causes and consider neurological, developmental, and psychological associations.

🧠🧠🤯A Scientist 🥼 team at Stanford University just reversed autism symptoms by targeting one overlooked brain region.In a...
05/09/2025

🧠🧠🤯A Scientist 🥼 team at Stanford University just reversed autism symptoms by targeting one overlooked brain region.

In a breakthrough study, Stanford Medicine researchers have reversed autism-like behaviors in mice by targeting a specific brain region known as the reticular thalamic nucleus.

This area, which acts as a gatekeeper for sensory information, was found to be hyperactive in mice modeling autism, leading to symptoms such as hypersensitivity to stimuli, social withdrawal, seizures, and repetitive behaviors.

By reducing this hyperactivity—using both an experimental seizure drug (Z944) and a neuromodulation technique called DREADD—the researchers effectively restored typical behavior patterns in the mice. Remarkably, when this brain region’s activity was artificially increased in healthy mice, they began to exhibit autism-like behaviors, further underscoring its role.

These findings also deepen our understanding of why epilepsy is so commonly co-occurring in individuals with autism, as both conditions may share underlying neural circuitry involving the thalamus.

While the study is still in preclinical stages, it offers a compelling new direction for treatment research—targeting a specific and previously underexplored region of the brain. If future studies in humans confirm these results, this approach could represent a major step toward more precise, biology-based treatments for autism spectrum disorders.

For more info follow the paper
"Reticular thalamic hyperexcitability drives autism spectrum disorder behaviors in the Cntnap2 model of autism” by Sung-Soo Jang, Fuga Takahashi and John R. Huguenard, 20 August 2025, Science Advances.

From discreet to powerful, Rechargeable and Elegant Design looks like a new world Technology. One touch Programme chang...
31/08/2025

From discreet to powerful, Rechargeable and Elegant Design looks like a new world Technology. One touch Programme changed with Volume control on your fingertip.
Long Run Battery backup. Easy to Connect with Android or iPhone . Use it as a ear buds liek pro . Listen the Music and Never miss a Communication even a noisy area - The Directionality with Dual Microphone makes it Elite in class which provide a crystal clear sound ( Higher SNR with a fast Processing chip )
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Don’t Compromise on Quality - Get the Best Hearing Aids at Competitive Prices in MeerutState of art Clinic. Hearing aids...
31/08/2025

Don’t Compromise on Quality -
 Get the Best Hearing Aids at Competitive Prices in Meerut
State of art Clinic. Hearing aids are selected as according to Patient needs and lifestyle which make Economical Friendly to Hearing aid users.
Authorized clinic for All International Hearing aid Brands.

In PiC the Hearing aids are RIC type Hearing aids which are Nearly Invisible and Gives a Dynamic Speech Clarity and Boost Noise Cancellation with a Long run Battery Backup that too being very Friendly to the Pocket .

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Some people can hear the sound of their body – loudly – and one doctor figured out why by looking at their eyes.Some pat...
29/08/2025

Some people can hear the sound of their body – loudly – and one doctor figured out why by looking at their eyes.

Some patients said they could hear their eyeballs move. Others heard their own pulse, footsteps, chewing, or even their voice echoing inside their skull – amplified, distorted, and constant. For years, doctors dismissed them.

In 1995, a patient walked into Dr. Lloyd Minor’s office at Johns Hopkins with a bizarre complaint: when he hummed, objects in his vision seemed to move in a circular pattern. His eyes visibly shifted in response to sound. That small clue unraveled a mystery that had plagued patients worldwide.

Minor, an expert in the vestibular system – the part of the inner ear that controls balance and spatial orientation – suspected something no one else had considered: a hole in one of the semicircular canals inside the skull.

He was right.

The condition is called Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome (SCDS). It's caused by a tiny opening in the bone overlying the superior semicircular canal. That opening creates a "third window" into the inner ear – one that shouldn't be there.

This added opening causes internal body sounds, normally too subtle to notice, to travel directly through the skull and into the ear. Patients can hear their heartbeat, their breathing, even their eyeballs moving. Some describe their voice as painfully loud or distorted, like it’s echoing through a tunnel. Others feel dizzy, disoriented, or as if the world around them is moving when it isn’t.

Dr. Minor developed a surgical solution. By opening the skull near the ear and sealing the hole with bone and fascia, he restored hearing and balance to patients who had suffered for years.

Since that first diagnosis, hundreds of patients have been successfully treated. Some found Minor’s research online and traveled across the world for surgery. For many, the results were immediate – a return to silence, balance, and normal life.

One patient closed her eyes in the recovery room and moved them back and forth. Nothing. The sound of her eyeballs was gone.

Neanderthal Gene Variants Are Linked to Autism Traits in Modern Humans, Study FindsA new study published in Molecular Ps...
12/07/2025

Neanderthal Gene Variants Are Linked to Autism Traits in Modern Humans, Study Finds

A new study published in Molecular Psychiatry reveals that certain genetic variants inherited from Neanderthals may influence traits associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Researchers from Clemson and Loyola Universities analyzed whole-genome data from individuals with autism, their unaffected siblings, and unrelated controls.

They discovered that specific Neanderthal-derived gene snippets appeared more frequently in autistic individuals—not due to a greater overall Neanderthal DNA presence, but because of unique brain-related variants. These variants were linked to stronger visual processing and weaker activity in brain networks tied to social interaction, mirroring some common autistic traits.

The findings offer a surprising evolutionary perspective: ancient genes that may once have enhanced survival in small, perceptually focused Neanderthal communities could still shape modern cognitive styles. These inherited traits—such as heightened attention to detail, visual acuity, and logical planning—may help explain the global presence of autism and shared strengths seen across neurodiverse families. While genetics is only one piece of the puzzle, the study reframes autism as part of humanity’s diverse evolutionary legacy, challenging outdated notions of neurodiversity as merely a disorder rather than a natural variation rooted in our shared past.

learn more https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-024-02593-7

BREAKING🚨🚨: Researchers just reversed congenital deafness using gene therapyThis is an Earth-shattering milestone in tre...
08/07/2025

BREAKING🚨🚨: Researchers just reversed congenital deafness using gene therapy

This is an Earth-shattering milestone in treating genetic deafness.

Ultimately, researchers restored hearing in children and adults born with congenital deafness using just a single injection of a new gene therapy.

The study, led by Karolinska Institutet in Sweden and published in Nature Medicine, treated ten patients with a genetic mutation in the OTOF gene—critical for auditory signal transmission.

The therapy used a modified virus to deliver a healthy gene copy directly to the inner ear. Within just one month, all participants showed significant hearing improvements, with a seven-year-old regaining near-full hearing and engaging in normal conversations.

This pioneering treatment marks the first time gene therapy has successfully reversed hearing loss in both children and adults. Not only was the treatment well-tolerated with no serious side effects, but it also opens the door to broader applications. Scientists now aim to target other, more common deafness-related genes such as GJB2 and TMC1. If successful, these future therapies could offer new hope to millions living with hearing impairments worldwide.

learn more https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/07/250702214148.htm

What if you could see heat, hear vibrations through the ground, or navigate by echoes?Credit -
27/06/2025

What if you could see heat, hear vibrations through the ground, or navigate by echoes?

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An Incentive Spirometer is a medical device that encourages patients to take slow, deep breaths to help expand the lungs...
27/06/2025

An Incentive Spirometer is a medical device that encourages patients to take slow, deep breaths to help expand the lungs, improve oxygen intake, and prevent lung complications like atelectasis, especially after surgery or during long-term bed rest.

Indications:
🔹After abdominal or chest (thoracic) surgery – surgery ke baad lungs ko expand karne ke liye
🔹 To prevent or treat atelectasis – jab lungs collapse ho jaate hain
🔹 In patients on long-term bed rest – jo lambe samay se bistar par hain
🔹 In restrictive lung diseases – jahan lungs achhe se expand nahi ho pate
🔹 In neuromuscular disorders – jisme respiratory muscles weak ho jaate hain
🔹 To improve oxygenation – oxygen supply badhane ke liye
🔹 After general anesthesia – jab patient ko normal saans lena sikhaana ho

Kids need germs to build strong immune systems. Western babies lack vital microbes — and it's making them sicker.Emergin...
21/06/2025

Kids need germs to build strong immune systems. Western babies lack vital microbes — and it's making them sicker.

Emerging research suggests that excessive cleanliness in modern environments may be undermining children's immune development.

Scientists have found that Western babies, raised in ultra-sanitized conditions, often lack exposure to diverse microbes — beneficial bacteria that play a crucial role in training the immune system.

Without early interactions with these microbes, the body may struggle to distinguish between real threats and harmless substances, leading to an increased risk of allergies and autoimmune disorders later in life.

This microbial deprivation is contributing to a surge in health issues among children in industrialized nations, such as asthma, eczema, and food sensitivities.

Experts now advocate for a more balanced approach to hygiene, encouraging safe interactions with nature, pets, and even dirt to help develop a resilient immune system. It’s a shift in thinking that challenges long-held beliefs about cleanliness and offers a new path to long-term health.

learn more https://www.uclahealth.org/news/article/hygiene-hypothesis-connection-cleanliness-and-immune-system

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