… Self-report of transportation noise exposure, annoyance and noise sensitivity in relation to
noise map information. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 234, 191-206. (Reason: Outcome not …

… , distance to the next railway station) as well as transport noise sources are included. The
calculated NDI is 0.8, ie a 1 dB decrease of noise leads to an increase of house values of 0.8% …

… between the intensity of the noise and blood pressure in cohort studies (OR = 1.88, 95% CI:
… of the relationships of transportation noise with high blood pressure and noise annoyance. …

… Scandinavian cohorts has also concluded with associations between road traffic and railway
noise … , has found that with increasing transportation L den noise, the hazard ratios of IHD …

… noise exposure and hearing loss, measurements of noise … and risk factors—of which noise
exposure is the most important… like transport or combat helicopters, transport aircraft, and …

… Further, a previous case–cohort study combining data from three Danish cohorts and including
241 of the 592 cases in the present study showed an IRR of 1.37 (95% CI, 1.06–1.76) per …

… Noise exposure for the Rhea cohort was calculated using a newly developed noise map …
We lacked information on low noise levels in some cohorts and thus were unable to study …

… Cardiovascular risk due to different sources of transportation noises. Cardiovascular harms
to health start … A large cohort study reported in 2011 that for every 10 dB increase in traffic …

… noise levels may be harmful to health. In this paper we therefore adopt the definition of noise
… In addition, we define the more specific concept of communication-intense noise as noise …

… Effects of short-term changes of transportation noise on 24-h ambulatory blood pressure
and heart rate during night-time was also reported in a subsample of the multicenter, cross-…