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Efficacy of Digital Noise Reduction Strategies: A Hearing Aid Trial
The purpose of this study is to see if noise reduction programs in digital hearing aids help patients hear better than hearing aids without these programs. We also want to know if we can predict how successful patients will be with hearing aids.
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