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Hearing loss can result from damage or disruption to any part of the hearing system. Cause
s can range from wax blocking the ear canal and age-related changes to the sensory cells of the cochlea to brain damage. Common causes of deafness in adults include presbyacusis, side-effects of medication, acoustic neuroma and Meniere's disease. Common causes of deafness in children include inherited conditions, infection during pregnancy, meningitis, head injury and glue ear.
Deaf generally implies a profound loss of hearing; someone with a partial loss of hearing is more likely to be referred to as hard of hearing or the qualified partially legally deaf. People with varying degrees of hearing loss have also been referred to as hearing-impaired. The term hard of hearing
The global deaf population is roughly estimated to be 0.1% of the total population. The figure is likely to be higher in developing countries than developed countries due to restricted access to health care, and, in some cultures, due to the high rate of intrafamilial marriages. The great majority of people with less than average hearing are elderly or developed hearing loss after leaving school.

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Children of deaf adults (CODAs) with normal hearing ability may consider themselves, and be considered, culturally Deaf or as members of the deaf community. In some cases they may need speech therapy due to limited exposure to spoken language. An organization, also called CODA, was established in 1983 and now holds annual conferences. There are also support groups for Deaf parents who may be concerned about raising their hearing children, as well as support groups for adult CODAs.
 
 
 
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