Videos 1 - 10 for Loss of Hearing
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01:54 -1 year agoA team of scientists at Stanford University believe that stem cells have the capacity to help cure deafness. Elizabeth Kaledin reports on this groundbreaking discovery. cbsnews.com more open pop
01:44 -1 year agofor your mp3 player may be found at your doctor's office. Tracie Strahan reports on how the potential for hearing loss has prompted doctors to get between your ears and music. cbsnews.com more open pop
3 years agoThe medical consensus following a second autopsy is that 14-year-old Martin Anderson, who was punched and kicked by guards at a boot camp, did not die of natural causes. cbsnews.com more open pop
02:57 -8 months agogets an inner-ear infection, doctors put drainage tubes into the ears to prevent hearing loss. On The Early Show, Dr. Emily Senay explains a study that says this is unnecessary. cbsnews.com more open pop
9 months agoMore than 28 million people in this country have some degree of hearing loss and the number is growing as the baby boomer generation gets older. Dr. Anil Lalwani discusses some ... cbsnews.com more open pop
1 year ago, listening to music too loud can cause long term hearing loss. Katie Couric has more. ... mp3 ipod headphones music hearing loss damage listening katie couric notebook. cbsnews.com more open pop
9 months agoOnly On The Web: Katie Couric notes that more people in their 40s are suffering hearing loss than ever before, and that younger generations could be at even greater risk. cbsnews.com more open pop
03:20 -8 months agoNearly 10 percent of Americans have lost some or all of our hearing. In many cases, it could have been prevented. Dr. Emily Senay shares tips with Julie Chen to combat hearing ... cbsnews.com more open pop
2 years agoDr. Emily Senay shares tips to combat hearing loss; tips for safe candle use; and author Vicki Iovine discusses a newly improved "Girlfriend's Guide To Pregnancy." cbsnews.com more open pop
9 months agoTrish Regan reports on a survey concerning hearing loss from mp3 players and iPods, treating hypertension before people get high blood pressure and cutting out meat may keep ... cbsnews.com more open pop
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