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Perceived Hearing Symptoms Organize the Ear-Disease Comorbidity Network but Are Not a Causal Lever for Brain Health: A Triangulated Analysis

2026-08-14

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<h4>Objectives</h4> To determine whether objective audiometric hearing loss, subjective hearing difficulty, and tinnitus occupy distinct roles in the population comorbidity network (perceived hub versus audiometric sparse connection), and whether the perceptually active layer exerts an independent causal effect on brain outcomes. Design, Setting, and Participants. Cross-sectional network medicine analysis of 18,9...

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e43c3330-0a7b-5855-998d-a79176a14860
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10.64898/2026.08.13.26360183
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