To Hear or Not to Hear

Permanent hearing loss is the most frequent birth defect in the United States, affecting 12,000 newborns each year. USU professor Karl White, one of the world’s leading experts on early identification and treatment of hearing loss, says if not detected early, hearing loss can dramatically interfere with a child’s language, learning and social development.

For more information, contact Karl White, professor of psychology in USU’s College of Education and Human Services and founding director of USU’s National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management, 435-797-3013.