This video explores the implications of new genetic insights into age-related hearing loss and how they challenge long-held assumptions in the field of audiology. Fliss discusses the role of rare genetic variants, the limitations of current diagnostic tools, and the future potential of genomics in clinical practice. Fliss explores the need for early detection, the gap between current care pathways and patient needs, and the critical importance of incorporating genetic understanding into hearing health strategies.
Speakers
Head of Psychology and Psychological Therapies at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board. Lead on the "Waiting As Well As Possible" project and a participant in the Q Exchange programme.
Community and Collaborative Change Manager at the Health Foundation.Board member of the Q community and involved in the Q Exchange grant programme.
