For decades, the only remedies for hearing loss were devices such as hearing aids or cochlear implants. Now, the first pharmaceutical treatments may be on the way. Jeffrey Holt from Boston Children’s Hospital, and Albert Edge, Charles Liberman, and Sharon Kujawa from Mass. Eye and Ear, are mentioned.
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