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Music To Audiologists' Ears: Students Play On With Earplugs
Student musicians who protect their hearing may still hear the beat of the drum after graduation, says a Purdue University audiologist. "A number of famous musicians, old and young, are living with hearing loss," says Lata Krishnan, a clinical associate professor of audiology and a band parent. "One study found that three out of every four rock and jazz musicians have a hearing disorder, and it's estimated that 15 percent of American teenagers have permanently lost some hearing.
A Child's I.Q. Could Be Affected By Maternal Epilepsy - Effect On Fetal Brain Development May Influence Adult Intelligence And Height
A history of maternal epilepsy and its associated treatment may be linked to impaired intelligence later in life, says a new study published in Epilepsia. Dr. Nina Oyen, M.D., of the University of Bergen and Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Bergen, Norway, investigated the I.Q. levels of sons born to mothers with and without epilepsy, and found a correlation between intelligence and the illness.