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The linkage between COVID-19 vaccines and sudden sensorineural hearing loss, though rare, underscores the necessity for vigilant monitoring and timely intervention. Understanding the potential autoimmune mechanisms and cochlear vulnerability can aid physicians in better managing and mitigating this distressing side effect.

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