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A Women’s Health and Hearing Event Presented by Dr. Keith Darrow, Ph.D., CCC-A
Breast Cancer, Menopause and Your Hearing
Friday, October 16th at 12:00 PM Eastern · Free and Online
Every attendee receives two free patient guides from Dr. Darrow.
The Conversation Most Women Never Have
Your Ears and Brain Deserve Attention Too
Most women are never told that breast cancer treatment and menopause can affect their hearing. Too often, muffled conversations, ringing in the ears, and mental exhaustion are written off as stress, fatigue, “chemo brain,” or getting older. They shouldn’t be.
What You’ll Learn
What the Research Suggests About Women’s Health and Hearing
Breast Cancer Treatment
Some breast cancer treatments, including certain chemotherapy medications, may affect hearing and tinnitus. Learn why knowing your hearing before treatment matters, and what to watch for during and after.
Menopause
Estrogen receptors have been identified within the auditory pathway. Learn how the hormonal changes of menopause may influence hearing, tinnitus, and “brain fog.”
50
The age Dr. Darrow recommends for your first comprehensive hearing evaluation
Modifiable
Hearing loss is recognized as one of the potentially modifiable risk factors for dementia
Treatable
Hearing loss and tinnitus can both be treated. You never have to “learn to live with it.”
Free for Every Attendee
Two Patient Guides by Dr. Keith Darrow
Tinnitus, Hearing Loss & Your Breast Cancer Treatment: how chemotherapy may impact your hearing and brain health, and why a baseline hearing evaluation matters.
Menopause Tinnitus & Hearing Loss: how hormonal changes may affect your ears and brain, and what you can do today to protect your hearing for decades to come.
Meet Your Presenter
Dr. Keith Darrow, Ph.D., CCC-A
Dr. Keith Darrow is a Harvard Medical and M.I.T. Trained Neuroscientist, Clinical Audiologist, and Certified Dementia Practitioner. He is President of Excellence In Audiology, Director of Audiology Research at Hearing and Brain Centers, a Professor at Worcester State University, and a Research Associate at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.
His research has been cited over 1,200 times. Raised by a mother who survived breast cancer twice, he brings a personal mission to helping women protect their hearing, brain health, and quality of life.
Friday, October 16th · 12:00 PM Eastern
You Fought Hard for Your Health. Your Hearing Is Part of It.
Join Dr. Darrow online, free, from wherever you are. Bring a sister, friend, or mother who could benefit, and you’ll each receive both patient guides.
This event is educational and does not replace advice from your physician or oncology team. Never change or stop cancer treatment because of a change in hearing or tinnitus without speaking with your oncology team.