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Hearing loss can be a serious problem!

hearing loss in children
Hearing loss can be a serious problem!

We hope that all our children are normal and can hear well, but just in case a child has a hearing problem, it's important to detect it early. Only by catching it early, can we ensure a bright future for the child.
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