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#Poular | what you need to know about deafness

🎙️ REPORT IN #POULAR

In Guinea, around 8% of the population is affected by deafness, according to Professor Alpha Oumar Diallo, head of the ENT department at Ignace Deen hospital. Worldwide, the WHO estimates that more than 1.5 billion people are affected by hearing loss.

What are the causes? Why does early detection change everything for children? And above all: deafness is not necessarily inevitable.

To watch and share around you, in poular.

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