Ted Venema Talks: Hearing Loss and Dementia

Dr. Ted Venema discusses the researched relationship between hearing loss and dementia.

[@blueman9450]

These videos are pure gold. Thank you sir.

[@ralphmatthewmiranda9531]

Best videos you have in youtube.

[@various6127]

Could you make a video on Loudness Recruitment? Amazing video doctor! Correlation is not the same as causality.

[@abbigalemccarthy2828]

yes~!!!

[@bilbosepisteme1004]

Could you do a video on Eustacian Tube Dysfunction? Also if eustacian tube dilation is effective?

[@juhhisuchiang6896]

Yes....please

[@gerarddeclerck3939]

why dont we see more videos from you Sir. Your work is very informative

[@vanessa-pc7gt]

love your videos Dr. Venema!

[@katiekatsman8038]

I really enjoy these videos! I agree most especially with Ted about his feelings on John Hopkins view of Hearing Loss and Dementia. I am a symphonic violinist, and I know how my hearing loss came about. There are many stange and opinionated audiologists out there who think they know concert musicians. I tend to disagree with their opinions. I am unable to wear hearing aids in the symphony

[@Kris-cl5nl]

Yes! If anything try musicians ear plugs 😅

[@Kryptonite13]

Very interesting

[@Loyalclinic]

The best

[@katiekatsman8038]

In conclusion, I often heard, "If you don't wear your hearing aids, You will go crazy!" Well I am past that point already

[@abbigalemccarthy2828]

Not Ted calling people Mucky Mucks lmaoo

[@TheForistality]

It is a bit scary that hearing loss might be associated with hearing loss regardless of whether you use hearing aids or not.