In the first nationwide National Institutes of Health-funded study of its kind, led by the Center for Deaf Health Excellence at Gallaudet University, scientists and researchers found that adverse childhood communication experiences are associated with increased risks for multiple chronic diseases in deaf and hard of hearing adults. Read the research, download a fact sheet, and build an understanding of how to prevent and mitigate adverse childhood communication experiences.
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