ONE IN 10 members of the public would actively avoid communicating with a deaf person for fear of not knowing how to engage with them, a new poll in the UK suggests.
The survey, conducted on behalf of the British hearing loss charity RNID, also found that 59% of people in the UK would not feel confident communicating with someone who is deaf or has hearing loss.
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