Why do children get glue ear? The research giving families hope
Glue ear affects around 8 in 10 children before the age of 10. For many, it clears up on its own. But for some children, it can mean months of hearing difficulties, disrupted sleep, delayed communication and repeated hospital appointments. While treatments are available, research
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