Ear tubes do not aid child development - U.S. study


  • World
  • Thursday, 18 Jan 2007

BOSTON (Reuters) - For decades, surgeons inserted ear tubes in children to restore hearing that was lost because of fluid lingering in the middle ear. 

The goal was to prevent developmental abnormalities, including problems with behavior and speech, in children whose hearing had been impaired. 

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