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Alexander Graham Bell’s Contributions to the Science of Hearing

Noisy Planet shares the story of Alexander Graham Bell’s contributions to the science of hearing through his creation of the audiometer.

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Time and Experience Improve Some Attitudes Toward Earplugs

Music patrons’ attitudes about earplugs improved after they wore them for 16 weeks, according to a study in Australia.

Looking for a Quiet Activity for Your Kids? Try Reading!

As the school year ends and summer approaches, encourage your children to participate in quiet activities, such as reading books.

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Musicians May Face Higher Risk for Hearing Loss

Musicians face nearly four times greater risk of developing hearing loss and are 57 percent more like to develop tinnitus due to exposure to loud noise.

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School Sounds Tour

Schools are a noisy place. Parents should talk with their children about noise levels in school and encourage quiet activities and places.

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Healthy Hearing Campaign in New York City

In 2013, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene developed a series of ads encouraging people to turn down the volume on their headphones and earbuds.

Reducing Zinc Levels in the Inner Ear May Someday Help to Prevent Hearing Loss from Noise

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Noisy Planet is on Kahoot!

Low-Cost Devices Could Improve Access to Infant Hearing Screenings Worldwide

Why You Shouldn’t Use Cotton Swabs to Clean Your Ears

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