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Nature as a Phantasm of Culture,e problem will admit to its presence when questioned directly. As a result the true prevalence rate is unknown, though studies in old people have suggested an overall prevalence of 20%, with the extent in hospital populations varying from 12.9% to 48%.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5615-5Dr. Johnson described deafness as the greatest human calamity. While this may appear to be an overstatement, the society in which we live depends upon verbal communication for the exchange of ideas, information and friendship. Such communication may be denied the person with impaired hearing.

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Visual ImpairmentVisual impairment is a particular problem in old age with some 70% of those on the blind register being aged over 70 years. Blindness limits independence and is as common a cause of old people being housebound as is stroke, heart disease or lung disorders. Clearly, a lesser degree of visual loss will impair quality of life.