References

1. National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD)

   • Resource Link: NIDCD – Mixed Hearing Loss
   • Description: The NIDCD provides comprehensive information on various types of hearing loss, including mixed hearing loss. It’s a valuable resource for understanding the medical and scientific aspects of hearing conditions.

2. World Health Organization (WHO) – Hearing Loss Data

   • Resource Link: WHO – Deafness and Hearing Loss
   • Description: WHO offers global statistics and information on hearing loss, which can be useful for the section discussing global trends and prevalence.

3. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)

   • Resource Link: ASHA – Types of Hearing Loss
   • Description: ASHA provides detailed information on different types of hearing loss, including mixed hearing loss. The site is a great resource for understanding the condition from a speech and hearing professional’s perspective.

4. Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA)

   • Resource Link: HLAA – Living with Hearing Loss
   • Description: HLAA offers resources and support for individuals living with hearing loss. This can be a great reference for the section on patient experiences and practical life strategies.

5. PubMed Central

   • Resource Link: Recent Advances in Hearing Aid Technology
   • Description: This scientific article discusses recent advances in hearing aid technology, which can be referenced in the section on treatment and technology advancements.

6. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

   • Resource Link: Workplace Accommodations for People with Hearing Loss
   • Description: This journal article provides insights into workplace adaptations for people with hearing loss, which is relevant for the section on workplace adaptation.

These resources offer a mix of scientific research, statistical data, and practical advice, making them ideal for supporting the content of your blog post on mixed hearing loss.