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Las personas sordas o con problemas de audición (DHH del inglés Deaf and Hard of Hearing) poseen una de las discapacidades más comunes que afectan al ser humano. En 2018, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) estimó que en el mundo existen 466 millones de personas que presentan deficiencia auditiva (432 millones de adultos y 34 millones de niños), lo que equivale a más del 5% de la población. Para el año 2050, se prevé que el DHH alcance los 2.500 millones.Citas
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