OBJECTIVE: We investigated trends in noise-induced threshold shifts (NITSs), high-
frequency hearing loss (HFHL), and low-frequency hearing loss (LFHL). METHODS: A total …

Objective. This analysis estimates the first nationally representative prevalence of noise-
induced hearing threshold shifts (NITS) among US children. Historically, NITS has not been …

The objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence and evaluate the associated risk
factors of the noise-induced hearing threshold shift (NITS) in the US adult population based …

Abstract Concept: No consensus exists regarding the magnitude of the risk of noise‐induced
hearing loss (NIHL) associated with leisure noise, in particular, personal listening devices in …

Objectives Many studies have documented a high incidence of hearing loss and tinnitus in
adolescents after recreational noise exposure. The prevalence of noise-induced symptoms …

Background: Noise‐induced hearing loss is a major cause of deafness and hearing
impairment in the United States. Though genetics and advanced age are major risk factors …

Purpose To ascertain whether current pure-tone school hearing screening criteria used
across the United States are adequate for the early identification of noise-induced hearing …

Occupational noise exposure remains the most commonly identified cause of noise‐induced
hearing loss (NIHL), but potentially hazardous noise can be encountered during leisure …

Importance There have been concerns about increasing levels of hearing impairment in
children and adolescents, especially in relation to noise exposure, because even mild levels …

A review of the problems of noise-induced hearing loss in children, especially related to
recreational music and the use of personal entertainment devices. The pathophysiology of …