Epidemiological studies have found that transportation noise increases the risk for
cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, with solid evidence for ischemic heart disease, heart …

Background: Exposure to noise can increase biological stress reactions and that could
increase the risk of stress-related prenatal effects, including adverse obstetric outcomes; …

Evidence linking traffic noise to insulin resistance and diabetes is limited and unanswered
questions remain regarding the potential effect modification by neighborhood …

Background Noise exposure could lead to hearing loss and disorders of various organs.
Recent studies have reported the close relations of environmental noise exposure to the …

Background: Exposure to noise can increase biological stress reactions, which may
increase adverse health effects, including metabolic disorders; however, the certainty in the …

Exposure and damage caused by noise have been reported in many countries around the
world. However, few nationwide studies explored the association of residential …

The relationship between noise annoyance and risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) still
needs to be fully elucidated. Thus, we examined the relationship between noise annoyance …

Air pollution and noise exposure may synergistically contribute to increased cardiometabolic
disorders; however, few studies have examined this potential interaction nor considered …

In many production and industrial sectors, workers are exposed to noise and hand-arm
vibrations (HAV). European directives have established the maximum limit values or …

Entrenched in the well-established link between stress and health, noise exposure as a
potential contributor to stress-related health effects receives tremendous attention. Indeed …