Wollesen B, et al. - Experts assessed the dual-task (DT) and triple-task (TT) effects on walking speed, step length, and cadence in adults with hearing impairment, previous falls, and physical limitations. In people with more severe hearing loss, walking speed was reduced along with decreased step length and increased cadence. With increasing hearing loss, larger negative effects on DT and TT walking were noted. In order to enhance motor and cognitive flexibility and to reduce fall risks, DT training could be beneficial.