Hearing loss Page 1 Hearing loss due to recreational exposure to loud sounds A review World
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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 …

This review was conducted to address three questions related to recreational sound
exposure:(1) what criteria are used to determine noise exposure limits,(2) are there …

It has been generally accepted that excessive exposure to loud music causes various
hearing symptoms (eg tinnitus) and consequently leads to a risk of permanent hearing …

Hearing loss caused by occupational or recreational exposure to noise is virtually 100
percent preventable. Family physicians can educate patients to avoid potentially damaging …

Portable radio/cassette players with headphones have gained increasing popularity in
recent years. Volume settings are often increased to override environmental noise, perhaps …

The authors undertook a review of the literature, focussing on publications describing the
following:(1) Pure tone threshold data for adolescents/young adults;(2) Measurements …

Over the past two decades there has been increasing concern about the role of
nonoccupational, or leisure noise on hearing. This paper reviews published studies that …

Great concern arises from recreational noise exposure, which might lead to noise-induced
hearing loss in young adults. The objective of the current study was to evaluate the effects of …

Objectives: Studies have suggested that hearing loss due to recreational noise exposure
may be on the rise among adolescents and young adults. This study examines whether the …