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Get the Facts
  Hearing
Hearing Loss and Older Adults (NIDCD)
Hearing Loss (NIH Senior Health)
Presbycusis (NIDCD)
Strong Health - How the Ear Works | Aging and Hearing Loss
Virtual Tour of the Ear
 
Vision
  The Aging Eye
Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Cataracts
Eye Health: Vision Problems in Aging Adults
Glucoma Reserach Foundation
Interactive Eye Diagram
Macular Degeneration Foundation
Vision problems as you age
Self-Assessment Tools
Hearing
10 Ways to Recognize Hearing Loss
Self-Test for Hearing Loss - Better Hearing Instituute
 
Vision
Diabetic Eye Disease: How much do you know?
Do you have low vision? (Quiz)
Glaucoma: How much do you know?
Resources
Hearing
The Georgia Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Hearing Disorders and Deafness
Hearing Loss Prevention
Hearing Loss Webb - Tips
Hearing Loss and Nutrition
Living with Hearing Loss
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NICDC)
Noise and Hearing Protection
Noise Thermometer
Sound Advice About Age--Related Hearing Loss
 
Vision
Cataract (National Eye Institute)
Center for the Visually Impaired
Daily Living Tips
Eye Health: Coping Vision Loss
Eye Health: Low Vision
Interaction & Etiquette Tips - People with Vision Loss
Learning to Live with Vision Loss - Small Changes Make Big Differences
Living with Vision Loss: A Resource for Caregivers
National Eye Institute
Ten Tips for Making Homes Vision Loss-Friendly
UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic
Vision Care Info-sheet for Seniors
Vision loss - safety around the home
Vision Loss Tips

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