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Are there preventive measures for hearing and vision problems?

While not all hearing and vision problems can be prevented, certain measures can reduce risks. Preventing ear infections through good hygiene, vaccinations, and avoiding loud noises can help protect hearing. For vision, early and regular eye exams, protective eyewear during sports, and limiting screen time can be beneficial.

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