first surgery allows baby twins who were born deaf to hear mum’s voice at the same time
Twin babies born profoundly deaf in Australia have received cochlear implants in a landmark surgery that allowed them to hear their mother's voice simultaneously. The case has prompted the NSW government to increase funding for cochlear services.
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It highlights medical advancements in pediatric audiology and the impact of public policy on healthcare accessibility.
An Australian-first surgery has allowed baby twins born deaf to hear their mother s voice for the first time together.
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