爱维：听力损失和认知健康两手抓

近年来随着医学的进步和大众健康意识的提升，关于听力损失与认知健康关联研究也越来越多。以下是其中一些研究和结论：

关于存在这种关联的原因，科学家们还在持续进行研究，但提出了几个有力的理论：

佩戴助听器可以有效预防上述情况的出现：

爱维：改善听力水平

同时守护认知健康

从上述研究中可以看出，佩戴助听器对于认知健康非常重要。爱维系列更进一步，通过嵌入传感器和人工智能技术，为用户带来认知健康监测相关的“参与得分”。查看下方表格了解一下吧！

这些目标的综合表现相加，最高每天可以实现100分满分。通过Thrive 乐活app，可以查看“参与得分”的历史记录，以追踪和衡量认知健康的进展，帮助用户积极关注并改善自己的认知健康。

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