Summer in full volume: How concerts and headphones can promote tinnitus
According to the World Health Organization, the maximum safe exposure is 80 decibels for 40 hours per week. “Normal talk volume...”
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Home World Summer in full volume: How concerts and headphones can favor tinnitus as of 20.07.2026, 21.42 PM Comments Us on Google Follow loud music can have lasting consequences. So much so that some statistics published in the US have already raised the alarm: Among adolescents, the risk of hearing problems, including tinnitus, has increased in recent years.
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Home World Summer in full volume: How concerts and headphones can favor tinnitus as of 20.07.2026, 21.42 PM Comments Us on Google Follow loud music can have lasting consequences.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1So much so that some statistics published in the US have already raised the alarm: Among adolescents, the risk of hearing problems, including tinnitus, has increased in recent years.
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