Sense of Balance: Truth AND Consequences | Steven Rauch | TEDxKenmoreSquare
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Harvard Professor of Otolaryngology and Vestibular Division Chief at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear, Dr. Steven Rauch offers a look at the miracle of balance, the harsh reality of balance problems and age-related balance decline, and an approach each of can take to maintain balance through our “golden years”. Dr. Rauch is Professor and Vice Chair for Clinical Research in the Department of Otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School. He is Vestibular Division Chief in the Otolaryngology Department at Massachusetts Eye and Ear (MEE) and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), where his clinical and research interests are in combined disorders of hearing and balance, including Meniere’s disease, autoimmune inner ear disease, sudden deafness, and migraine. Dr. Rauch is currently a member of the Research Advisory Board of the American Otological Society, the Medical and Scientific Advisory Board of the Vestibular Disorders Association, and the Meniere’s Disease Advisory Board of the Hearing Health Foundation. Dr. Rauch is also Professor in the Liberal Arts Department at Berklee College of Music, where he teaches a course on the Science of Health and Wellness. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Great talk and huge service to people ... It is uncanny that on 21st century not many is aware that the balance is as important sense as seeing and hearing... I realized this this year .. It should be included in biology curriculum as one of the senses to make everybody aware that we have 6 senses not 5..... and judging from view numbers that is yet 50 years away...
Fantastic presentation and explanation! For me, it will be life-changing. Thank you for making this video!
you should study young people and balance problems. Ive been having issues since i was 21 and now im 28. Doing vestibular rehab... but still not answers as to why im having symptoms, feels like im walking on a trampoline and many more symptoms
Look up. PPPD rehab or exercises.
I have issues too even have mast cell activation. So food makes me more dizzy.
But anxiety makes it all way worse
Very good talk as far as it goes. Not one mention however to send diizzy patients for a comprehensive audiolgical evaluation. He notes that the balance system is in the ear. This should be thoroughly examined. 14% of falls occur because of a problem with the inner ear. Hearing loss is also a contributing factor regarding falls. As an ENT, hearing testing should have been at the top of the list.
How so? He said nothing to help with vertigo.
Awesome talk about vertigo!
So inspiring and attractive👍
Nice talk sir.
vertigo is a vertigo to the patient and doctor.
Mind leading talking.
For elderly whose balance is impaired with risk of falling I have to disagree about parking as far from the mall entrance as possible - if you are alone - the worst place to face a balance challenge with possible falls is in parking lots.
I think he was speaking to all of us in general, not just the aged. "Use it or loose it."
Thank you Walter White
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