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The association of presbycusis in elderly with mild neurocognitive disorder
Objectives : Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) and neurocognitive disorder are two highly prevalent conditions in the elderly population. Presbycusis is a progressive, bilateral, and symmetrical disorder of hearing sensitivity primarily in the high-frequency region. Mild neurocognitive disorder
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