Oticon CEO: New study can be used politically
A new study has for the first time ever documented that the use of hearing devices can limit cognitive problems tied to hearing loss. Hearing devices must be viewed as medicine to treat other illnesses, says Oticon’s CEO, Søren Nielsen, in response to the findings.
BY LONNI LYNGE
Hearing devices are not just a quick fix for the loss of hearing; they also limit the cognitive complications and problems tied to hearing loss, according to a study that has for the first time ever compared the emergence of cognitive problems among elderly people with or without hearing devices.
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