Protests and marches expected as country watches horrific police beating of Tyre Nichols
Ant Anstead gives a glimpse into his romance with Renee Zellweger as he posts rare snapshot
UCC-APC furniture warehouse needs donations to support Ukrainian newcomers
War with China likely in 2025, warns US general
Green comet last seen 50,000 years ago will make closest pass by Earth
Fierce battle in Ukraine for town near Donetsk
Man Dead After Snowmobile Crash in Oneida County
Andrew Garfield reveals his thought process for snagging the titular role in The Amazing Spider-Man
Night at the Museum gala supporting the Golisano Children's Museum of Naples
Winter storm warning for 5 counties through Sunday morning
Retiring Roanoke County Democrat endorses his Republican successor
North Korea calls U.S. pledge of tanks to Ukraine crime against humanity
Stefanos Tsitsipas, Novak Djokovic, crowd support, exclusive
Aubrey Plaza had a failed audition for 'Saturday Night Live'
CJ has another strong showing in 2022 KPA Awards
NFL-‘Blown away’: Hamlin thanks medical team, fans for support
New NHS quiz that tells you how unhealthy your lifestyle is
What’s the Human Role in ShotSpotter Gunfire Detection System? CEO Explains
Forces combine to tackle fire on Bull Island
'How I bought a full Zara outfit for Valentine's Day for less than £40 on Vinted'
Want a rebate to upgrade home electric or swap to solar? There's good news and bad news
Genomic testing can aid in treatment of childhood hearing loss
Advances in understanding the diverse genetic causes of childhood-onset hearing loss suggest that genomic testing could help with treatment planning, including appropriate therapy timing.Even if a child with hearing loss did not receive a diagnosis from genetic testing a few years ago, very rapid recent progress in genomics makes re-testing worthwhile, according to scientists in this field.Hearing loss, usually stemming from sensory problems in the inner ear, affects about 1 in 400 newborns in the United States.About half of these children have a genetic cause for their hearing loss.
More than 120 genes and thousands of different genetic variants can lead to childhood hearing loss.Virtually all children with genetic hearing loss have a mutation or mutations in only one gene.