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

Background: Evidence for an association between transportation noise and cardiovascular
disease has increased; however, few studies have examined metabolic outcomes such as …

Background Some studies have found transportation noise to be associated with higher
diabetes risk. This includes studies based on millions of participants, relying entirely on …

Background: Road traffic noise at normal urban levels can lead to stress and sleep
disturbances. Both excess of stress hormones and reduction in sleep quality and duration …

With increasing urbanization, exposure to environmental noise and air pollution is growing.
A recent update to the World Health Organization's Environmental Noise Guidelines …

Background Epidemiological studies have inconsistently linked transportation noise and air
pollution (AP) with diabetes risk. Most studies have considered single noise sources and/or …

Background: Long-term aircraft noise exposure may increase the risk of cardiovascular
disease, but no study has investigated chronic effects on the metabolic system. Objectives …

Background: Epidemiologic studies have linked transportation noise to increased morbidity
and mortality, particularly for cardiovascular outcomes. However, studies investigating …

The contribution of different transportation noise sources to metabolic disorders such as
obesity remains understudied. We evaluated the associations of long-term exposure to road …

Background Exposure to road traffic noise has been linked to cardiometabolic
complications, such as elevated blood pressure and glucose dysregulation. However …