Experts link teen headphone use to rising hearing loss
Chicago researcher voices concern over widespread portable music use among teens and adults in their 30s and 40s. Studies from Purdue Mayo Clinic and other groups show increasing noise induced hearing loss from headphones and loud environments. Experts urge volume limits ear protection and education programs like HEAR and Dangerous Decibels.
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