Carousel of Sound (28)

Key points in 3 lines

1. Part 28 of the series 'Carousel of Sound', which explains how the brain understands sound, has been published.
2. It explains that electrical signals converted in the cochlea are transmitted to the brain via the auditory nerve, and that the brain classifies sounds and interprets them by linking them to memory.
3. Reduced auditory stimulation may also decrease activity in the brain's auditory area, so early management and adaptation are important; the next installment will cover future hearing technologies and artificial intelligence.

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