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16701	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Ear Infections in Children	An ear infection is an inflammation of the middle ear, usually caused by bacteria, that occurs when fluid builds up behind the eardrum. Anyone can get an ear infection, but children get them more often than adults. Five out of six children will have at least one ear infection by their third birthday. In fact, ear infections are the most common reason parents bring their child to a doctor. The scientific name for an ear infection is otitis media (OM).	eustachian tubes 0.358206 normal eardrum 0.268568 bacteria 0.2994 Chronic otitis media 0.261739 eustachian tube 0.24094 drain fluid 0.240073 ear infection 0.691405 commonly used tubes 0.252228 children 0.380003 middle ears 0.238663 air pressure 0.28609 major preventable risk 0.255339 fewer ear infections 0.415379 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.25378 Hispanic children 0.238609 ear canal 0.401904 vaccinated children 0.239085 outer ear 0.401896 common ear infection 0.454322 secondary infection 0.266024 eardrum 0.37503 antibiotic-resistant bacteria 0.238582 middle ear infection 0.422639 Acute otitis media 0.267124 chronic infection 0.262083	fluid stays 0.244826 doctors 0.237332 upper respiratory infection 0.365484 nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae 0.255114 child 0.433041 prevent fluid backup 0.25971 new infections 0.278567 small ventilation tube 0.250318 successful prevention tactics 0.249317 sore throat 0.264665 child’s risk 0.241388 middle ear—which 0.243329 sound vibrations 0.264685 otitis media 0.301126 younger children 0.243533 middle ear infections 0.517617 chronic ear infections 0.442097 middle ear 0.864103 doctor 0.318343 ear pain 0.389368 severe ear pain 0.383702 infection-causing bacteria 0.237479 sick children 0.237469 ear infections 0.96727	CLICK HERE
16704	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Balance Disorders	A balance disorder is a condition that makes you feel unsteady or dizzy. If you are standing, sitting, or lying down, you might feel as if you are moving, spinning, or floating. If you are walking, you might suddenly feel as if you are tipping over.	perilymph fistula 0.493216 short time periods 0.44608 body changes position 0.454121 special movable platform 0.430482 semicircular canal 0.491321 paroxysmal positional vertigo 0.467364 balance 0.854688 vestibular organs 0.413655 semicircular canal moves 0.490415 sensory systems malfunction 0.446923 ear surgery 0.416604 balance disorders 0.800875 dizziness 0.622336 stable visual focus 0.433997 balance problem 0.499599 eye muscle imbalance 0.44377 Low blood pressure 0.447555 vestibular rehabilitation therapist 0.459272 severe cases 0.440879 balance disorder 0.737907 NIDCD fact sheet 0.449763 upper respiratory infection 0.426433 visually complex environments 0.426815 inner ear fluid 0.479686 different balance disorders 0.546462	loose otoconia tumble 0.435888 dizzy spell 0.453804 Vestibular neuronitis 0.409088 vestibular nerve 0.405986 head injury 0.530863 daily activities 0.457547 certain health conditions 0.451984 long time 0.464654 different people 0.395016 semicircular canals 0.824977 permanent hearing loss 0.426757 head movement 0.401613 chronic ear infections 0.472046 sensory hair cells 0.578532 vestibular prostheses–miniature devices 0.464371 balance organs 0.468858 brain 0.442352 middle ear 0.418011 doctor 0.432922 balance problems 0.58137 virtual reality technology 0.424909 ear infections 0.482709 inner ear 0.918976 ease dizziness 0.443162	CLICK HERE
16869	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Enlarged Vestibular Aqueducts and Childhood Hearing Loss	Vestibular aqueducts are narrow, bony canals that travel from the inner ear to deep inside the skull.	enlarged vestibular aqueduct 0.647432 large vestibular aqueduct 0.637162 endolymphatic duct 0.749374 nerve signals 0.547182 certain chemicals 0.544751 important clue 0.545014 small percentage 0.543772 sensory organs 0.547207 fluid-filled tube 0.545408 hyperbaric oxygen treatment 0.57306 children 0.567864 genetic disorder 0.544067 EVA cases 0.605343 enlarged vestibular aqueducts 0.697978 balance disorders 0.544071 underlying defect 0.543531 normal hearing 0.635477 hearing aid 0.610216 environmental factors 0.582704 vestibular aqueduct 0.766869 earlier hearing loss 0.657654 sound waves 0.54756 NIDCD researchers 0.546157 EVA 0.854432 vestibular labyrinth 0.589211	correct amounts 0.544426 endolymphatic sac 0.55947 Communication Disorders 0.542617 hearing loss 0.961751 dilated vestibular aqueduct 0.639076 sensorineural hearing loss 0.811682 childhood hearing loss 0.675455 magnetic resonance imaging 0.576607 sensory cells 0.542476 commonly observed abnormality 0.5761 head injury 0.56951 approximately one-fourth 0.543634 sac 0.562094 Medical professionals 0.543435 well-known cause 0.543923 bony canals 0.551065 Recent studies 0.545982 National Institute 0.545079 different clues 0.542603 temporal bone 0.589492 sac help 0.55664 Pendred syndrome 0.672328 inner ear 0.744589 progressive hearing loss 0.656666	CLICK HERE
16870	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Auditory Neuropathy	Auditory neuropathy is a hearing disorder in which sound enters the inner ear normally but the transmission of signals from the inner ear to the brain is impaired.	hearing field 0.448141 sound enters 0.434852 hearing disorder 0.458124 hearing aids 0.447484 Charcot-Marie-Tooth syndrome 0.431311 auditory brainstem response 0.536211 abnormal ABR 0.436151 pregnant women 0.43041 normal OAE reading 0.503358 cochlear implant 0.437552 outer hair cells 0.649852 children 0.46041 cochlear implants 0.558195 hair cells—hair cells 0.474181 health professionals 0.453969 potential benefits 0.45803 OAE testing 0.430182 hearing health experts 0.470369 normal hearing 0.455956 hearing aid 0.447396 ear canal 0.437596 inadequate supply 0.431371 inner hair cells—are 0.477311 inner hair cells 0.617404 ABR test monitors 0.459239	newborn babies 0.458482 certain health problems 0.455621 older children 0.455383 hearing loss 0.477662 speech-perception abilities 0.46295 personal listening devices 0.450539 unborn baby 0.430581 nerve impulses 0.432895 sensory cells 0.442517 faint sounds 0.430164 otoacoustic emissions 0.46297 effect relationship 0.430201 auditory neuropathy 0.973327 auditory neuropathy improve 0.614473 relatively small percentage 0.461717 sound vibrations 0.431622 faulty connections 0.431073 poor speech-perception abilities 0.458865 people 0.471557 middle ear 0.440997 hair cells 0.669386 transmit information 0.431396 low birth weight 0.456434 brain wave activity 0.454095	CLICK HERE
16877	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Tinnitus	Tinnitus is commonly described as a ringing in the ears, but it also can sound like roaring, clicking, hissing, or buzzing. It may be soft or loud, high pitched or low pitched. You might hear it in either one or both ears.	Wearable sound generators 0.384904 sound 0.417562 severe hearing loss 0.404114 neural networks 0.378223 fact sheet Hearing 0.404074 brain cells 0.36093 brain tumors 0.401557 auditory cortex 0.387499 tinnitus 0.964577 ear wax 0.377631 common service-related disabilities 0.384792 hearing signal 0.362857 cochlear implants 0.374676 brain structure 0.36451 sound levels 0.355136 ear canal 0.466027 hearing aid 0.369326 process sound 0.35823 tinnitus researchers 0.550059 deep brain stimulation 0.443761 damages brain tissue 0.399491 fact sheet Cochlear 0.375729 Acoustic neural stimulation 0.394911 Tabletop sound generators 0.384411	NIDCD fact sheet 0.45959 tiny sensory hair 0.380134 noise-induced hearing loss 0.660432 older people 0.353181 promising research directions 0.372049 magnetic stimulation 0.382625 brain areas 0.356839 short magnetic pulses 0.371824 neural circuits 0.634019 relatively new technique 0.374759 inner ear changes 0.416968 intense noise 0.370081 broadband acoustic signal 0.370274 Pulsatile tinnitus 0.603359 chronic pain syndrome 0.376043 auditory nerve 0.391357 sensory hair cells 0.5432 brain 0.546487 people 0.424012 primary care doctor 0.383937 inner ear 0.596618 small electronic devices 0.376964 relieve tinnitus 0.551872 tonotopic map 0.404883	CLICK HERE
17181	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	La afasia	La afasia es un problema médico causado por un daño en las partes del cerebro responsables del lenguaje. Para la mayoría de las personas, estas áreas están del lado izquierdo del cerebro.	siguientes palabras 0.640522 Otros Trastornos 0.634988 enormes mejoras 0.694266 contesta preguntas 0.69158 nombra objetos 0.695092	afasia anómica 0.988692 Estados Unidos 0.740236 mediana edad 0.742007 corto plazo 0.65052	CLICK HERE
17226	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	es	Cómo proteger tu audición (3 maneras)	Para proteger tu audición: Baja el volumen, aléjate del ruido y usa protectores de oído, ya sean tapones u orejeras.	Otros Trastornos 0.859994		CLICK HERE
17253	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	It's A Noisy Planet Protect Their Hearing	It's A Noisy Planet Protect Their Hearing (Long)	adults 0.22546 Human Services 0.359215 children ages 0.363861 Noisy Planet 0.989683 updates 0.22733 U.S. Department 0.359857 national public education 0.507767 awareness 0.226367 Noisy Planet Protect 0.819741 Hearing® 0.225323 causes 0.226147 farm 0.229375 National Institute 0.369096	prevention 0.226107 Deafness 0.246748 Noisy Planet logo 0.670348 Images 0.230342 Noisy Planet campaign 0.70402 trademarks 0.235121 Home > Shareable 0.440133 latest news 0.374435 Communication Disorders 0.371974 noise-induced hearing loss 0.644818 information 0.225559 Downloads 0.230298 healthy hearing habits 0.627398	CLICK HERE
17255	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	How to Protect Your Hearing: Wear Hearing Protectors, Such as Earmuffs or Earplugs	Wear Hearing Protectors, Such as Earmuffs or Earplugs	Human Services 0.362393 children ages 0.362136 Noisy Planet 0.670957 updates 0.228717 U.S. Department 0.362929 Hearing Protectors 0.955671 national public education 0.504016 awareness 0.227891 Hearing® 0.227272 causes 0.227698 farm 0.230745 National Institute 0.366321 prevention 0.227663 Deafness 0.241659	Noisy Planet logo 0.579604 Images 0.230729 Noisy Planet campaign 0.594324 trademarks 0.233002 Home > Shareable 0.417795 latest news 0.373127 Communication Disorders 0.371096 Earmuffs 0.291296 noise-induced hearing loss 0.764554 information 0.227199 Downloads 0.230693 Earplugs 0.445775 healthy hearing habits 0.741293	CLICK HERE
17261	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Noisy Planet Recognizes National Protect Your Hearing Month	Learn how to protect your hearing	adults 0.328771 Human Services 0.473905 children ages 0.477155 Noisy Planet 0.943146 updates 0.330883 U.S. Department 0.474606 awareness 0.329795 Hearing® 0.328616 Shareable Images 0.555956 causes 0.329546 farm 0.333194 Home 0.334361 National Institute 0.482544	prevention 0.329501 public education campaign 0.633069 Deafness 0.349373 Noisy Planet logo 0.782353 Noisy Planet campaign 0.814747 trademarks 0.33779 latest news 0.490529 Communication Disorders 0.487841 noise-induced hearing loss 0.762261 information 0.328882 Downloads 0.334237 healthy hearing habits 0.741663	CLICK HERE