We’ve likely all heard the warnings about loud noises impacting your hearing later in life, however, there are new reports that suggest there are other impacts noise can have on a person’s health. We will examine both of these effects of noise exposure below. First let’s look at the impact of noise itself on various…
It can be difficult for anyone to hear a lot of noise. Loud noise blasting over multiple conversations can be a challenge for anyone. If you are one of the 1 in 8 people (30 million) in the US who suffer from hearing loss in both ears, then hearing in noise can present a whole…
Headphones have become a common essential item. From over-the-ear types to earbuds and airpods, headphones are oftentimes part of daily life. We wear them while exercising, taking walks, listening to music or podcasts, and talking on the phone. While they make things more convenient, headphones are a common way people are exposed to loud noise.…
Exercise is beneficial to your hearing health, as well as your general health. Because certain types of hearing loss are linked to cardiovascular problems, regular exercise is beneficial in preventing these problems. The right song provides you the power and motivation to keep pushing through the last few minutes of a workout, whether you’re…
A primary way people are exposed to loud noise is in the workplace. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 30 million people are exposed to hazardous levels of noise in their work environment. One time or consistent exposure to loud noise is a common cause of hearing loss,…
Whether you live in the city or in the countryside, we all experience different kinds of noises every day. These sounds are usually at comfortable volumes that do not harm our hearing. But when they’re too noisy, even for a short time, or when they’re both noisy and long lasting, sounds can be dangerous. These sounds can…