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What Are Potential Interventions for Hearing Loss in Newborns?

Interventions for hearing loss can include:
1. Hearing Aids: These can amplify sounds to help the baby hear better.
2. Cochlear Implants: For severe hearing loss, these electronic devices can provide a sense of sound by directly stimulating the auditory nerve.
3. Speech and Language Therapy: Early intervention programs can help develop communication skills.

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