This is great news.i hve been waiting for along time for a breakthrough in research to deafness.with modern technology anything is possible.i suffer from tinnitus n hearing problems so I can’t wait for someone to discover something that will help deaf people.there is nothing worse than not hearing a proper conversation or missing words .there is also a stigma attached to it as well.
The scientists who be able to give natural hearing to deafs, will be awarded with Noble prize.
I personally been suffering from Ski slop high frequency hearing loss. The best hearing aids can only help to limit. Hopefully, Stem cell operations will be better and permanent solution. I don’t mind to leave my name and contact details to this Department, for to use my ears for further research and experiments. Hope their Department shall contact me.
What stem cells are required, and How are they obtained.? My hearing has declined significantly in last 12 months , so could benefit directly, if this is a valid method of repair.! L.Kavanagh.B.Sc.
I really will be happy if this stem cells can be realesed. as I’ve stopped using my hearing aids since they make me worse and could not hear properly to people everytime. So as me in this if stem cells are found
It’s not until you have hearing loss that you realize what a disadvantage it is. Mine is partly due to age and partly because of a condition known as menaries brought I’m told by stress which also affects balance. Due to my wife’s death from cancer I now live alone but have joined interest groups so as to not become too isolated. I have become a master at listening to conversations and looking as if I comprehend when actually I don’t. Hearing on phones is a nightmare as many voices don’t translate clearly. WhatsApp can work quite well. I agree, a Nobel prize would be well deserved.
This is great news.i hve been waiting for along time for a breakthrough in research to deafness.with modern technology anything is possible.i suffer from tinnitus n hearing problems so I can’t wait for someone to discover something that will help deaf people.there is nothing worse than not hearing a proper conversation or missing words .there is also a stigma attached to it as well.
I have healthy looking eardrums but I only have a small percentage of hearing. I would love to be a candidate of stem cell therapy or research.
The scientists who be able to give natural hearing to deafs, will be awarded with Noble prize.
I personally been suffering from Ski slop high frequency hearing loss. The best hearing aids can only help to limit. Hopefully, Stem cell operations will be better and permanent solution. I don’t mind to leave my name and contact details to this Department, for to use my ears for further research and experiments. Hope their Department shall contact me.
What stem cells are required, and How are they obtained.? My hearing has declined significantly in last 12 months , so could benefit directly, if this is a valid method of repair.! L.Kavanagh.B.Sc.
Sounds a lot better than hearing aids!
I really will be happy if this stem cells can be realesed. as I’ve stopped using my hearing aids since they make me worse and could not hear properly to people everytime. So as me in this if stem cells are found
It’s not until you have hearing loss that you realize what a disadvantage it is. Mine is partly due to age and partly because of a condition known as menaries brought I’m told by stress which also affects balance. Due to my wife’s death from cancer I now live alone but have joined interest groups so as to not become too isolated. I have become a master at listening to conversations and looking as if I comprehend when actually I don’t. Hearing on phones is a nightmare as many voices don’t translate clearly. WhatsApp can work quite well. I agree, a Nobel prize would be well deserved.
Another possible volunteer for this treatment. Clinical trials etc. Is there a way to make it official connection to the researchers?
Count me in on the research
I would like to be in on the study . I am currently on my 3rd set of aids. I am 76 years old, diabetic and in very good health.