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Latest research shows that listening to music too loud, especially with headphones not only reduces hearing, but also changes neurological physiology.
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Latest research shows that listening to music too loud, especially with headphones not only reduces hearing, but also changes neurological physiology.
Most of the noise in the neighborhood cannot cause deafness, but it can affect health at different levels.
The next time you intend to turn up the volume, remember the warning of Australian doctors: young people are at risk of permanent hearing loss, if they go to the noisy b…
The results of a study on Danish children show that deafness can significantly increase the risk of meningitis. Therefore, parents with deaf children need to help them b…
Millions of young people around the world are at risk of hearing damage from listening to music downloaded from iPods and music devices emit too loud sounds, according t…
For children, especially under 2 years of age, the use of improper ear drops will have serious consequences, such as internal ear poisoning, and irreversible deafness. D…
A genetic mutation, the cause of nearly half of all congenital deafness, gives the patient an unexpected advantage: to help the wound heal scars, avoiding the risk of in…
Drinking a moderate amount of red wine or aspirin can prevent deafness and noise-related hearing loss or use certain antibiotics, according to US researchers.
The impact of noise in the process of professional labor on hearing was discovered and recorded right from the middle ages. According to the International Anti-Noise Ass…