Diabetes Canada Partnership
Diabetes and hearing loss
- According to Diabetes Canada more than 11 million Canadians have prediabetes or diabetes.
- Organs, blood vessels and nerves – including those in the inner ear - can be damaged by the body’s inability to use or process insulin.
- Studies show that hearing loss is twice as common in people who have Diabetes than in those who don’t.
- Hearing loss and Diabetes are two of the most prevalent chronic heath conditions faced by older adults in Canada today.
Our local hearing care professionals can help you to understand the choices available to best suit your individual hearing needs and a hearing test makes it simple for you to find the information you need to approach your hearing loss with confidence.
About Diabetes Canada
https://sonova-retail-media-prd.azureedge.net/media-new/ml/ConnectHearing-Canada/CHCA-stock/Logos/Partner/Diabetes-Canada-_ProudSupporter.jpgOn February 13, 2017, The Canadian Diabetes Association changed its name to Diabetes Canada. This name change represents our renewed commitment to changing the conversation around diabetes, making the invisible disease more visible, and raising awareness about the diabetes epidemic.Diabetes Canada is committed to partnering with Canadians to End Diabetes through:
- Resources for health-care professionals on best practices to care for people with diabetes
- Advocacy to governments, schools and workplaces
- Funding world-leading Canadian research to improve treatments and find a cure
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