Stefan Willich
Stefan Willich
actual appears associated chronic closely exposure further heart increased levels men moderately noise rather results risk sound subjective
Our results demonstrate that chronic noise exposure is associated with a mildly to moderately increased risk of heart attack. The increase appears more closely associated with actual sound levels rather than with subjective annoyance. However, there were differences between men and women, and these need further investigation.
disease either exposing focus heavy improve known lowering noise people prevention protective threshold
It is particularly important to focus on people with known cardiovascular disease to improve prevention for them, either by not exposing them chronically to heavy noise or by lowering the threshold for protective wear.