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Resources General Interest Publications Sorted by title | Sort by author 1997 Annual Report on Occupational Noise Induced Hearing Loss
in Michigan. Acoustic basis of tuning fork tests. The Acoustic Reflex in Adults With Histories of Otitis Media
in Childhood Acoustic Weapons? Sources and Propagation of Strong Sound.
Acoustical Consideration for Effective Emergency Alarm Systems
in an Industrial Environment (Poster) Aircraft noise threatens hearing. Ambient neighbourhood noise and children's mental health. The Anatomy of a Perfect Ear Impression. Annoyance caused by sounds of wheeled and tracked vehicles
Audiological and Psychological Characteristics of a Group of
Tinnitus Sufferers, Prior to Tinnitus Management Training. Audiological disturbances caused by long-term exposure to industrial
solvents. Relation to the diagnosis of toxic encephalopathy.
Audiometer Standard and Hearing Conservation: Important Revisions
of ANSI S3.6-1989 (Poster). Audiometry (Measuring Hearing Loss). Auditory Effects of Aircraft Noise on People Living Near an
Airport. Auditory warnings in noisy environments. A-weighted equivalent sound level as predictor of annoyance
caused by road traffic consisting of various proportions of
light and heavy vehicles. Beyond Hearing Loss. Bilateral threshold frequency weighting in hearing disability
predictions Bilateral Threshold Frequency Weighting in Hearing Disability
Predictions. Breaking sound barrier. But do they stock earplugs at the bookstore. Changes in hearing acuity in ambulance personnel Cinemas do they pose a risk to hearing. Collecting favorite sounds. Combined effects of hand-arm vibration and noise on temporary
threshold shifts of hearing in healthy subjects. Comments On 'A Re-Examination of Risk Estimates From The NIOSH
Occupational Noise and Hearing Survey'. Community Outreach Program for High School Students. A Compact Disc Containing Simulations of Hearing Impairment.
A Comparison of Coal Mine Occupational Exposures Collected
at Two Threshold Sound Levels (Poster). A comparison of self-reported hearing loss and audiometry in
a cohort of New York farmers. A competence center for better hearing. Conditioning the Auditory System With Continuous Vs. Interrupted
Noise in Equal Acoustic Energy: Is Either Exposure More Protective?
Considerations on assessing the risk of work related hearing
loss. Crank it down: Hearing conservation programs inform students
about the damaging effects of noise. Creative endeavors in audiology saving musicians from themselves. Data Protection In Medicine. An Example of Organization of
Central Registries (Comment). Designing 3-D Audio Displays to Enhance User Performance (Poster).
Developing mortar skills. The development of noise induced hearing loss in the Swedish
county of Ostergotland in the 1980s and 1990s. Development of noise at work questionnaire to assess perceptions
of noise in workplace. Diminishing the Occlusion Effect: Clinician/Manufacturer-Related
Factors Do motorcycle helmets affect riders' vision and hearing? Do we know what we are doing? The Effect of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss on Speech Perception
in Noise. Effectiveness of open jaw method of taking ear impressions. The end of all hearing loss is in reach. Environmental Medical Action Required on Exposure to Noise.
Environmental noise exposure [letter]. Epidemiological Evaluation (Retrospective Case-Control) of
an Occupational Hearing Conservation Program Developed in a
Plastics Factory in Cali, Colombia (Poster) Evaluation of loudness-level weightings for assessing the annoyance
of environmental noise. J Evaluation of the FHWA Hearing Requirement for Truck Drivers.
Evidence for a dose-response relationship between occupational
noise and blood pressure. Exposure-response relationships for transportation noise A field survey on the annoyance caused by sounds from large
firearms and road traffic. Focus On Hearing, Head & Face Protection. Let Protection
Go to Your Head. Gain in Years Can Mean Loss in Hearing GDNF Protects The Cochlea Against Noise Damage. Guidelines for the grading of tinnitus severity: the results
of a working group commissioned by the British Association of
Otolaryngologists, Head and Neck Surgeons, 1999. Clin Otolaryngol
26(5):388-393. Have You Heard. Have you Heard? Hazards of Noise Exposure on Fetal Hearing Health and Safety Risks in Production Agriculture Health hazard evaluation: Health hazard evaluation: City of
Cincinnati Sewers, Water Works & Public Services, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Health hazard evaluation: Reproductive and developmental hazards:
guide for occupational health professionals. Health study of New York City Department of Sanitation landfill
employees Hearing and Occupation. Hearing Conservation - Community Outreach Program for High
School Students. Hearing Conservation Education, A Curriculum Packet for the
Second and Fifth Graders. Hearing Conservation in High School Shop Classes Hearing Conservation Program Effectiveness. Hearing development in classical orchestral musicians. A follow-up
study. Scand Audiol 30(3):141-149. Hearing loss and hearing handicap in users of recreational
firearms. Hearing loss and the invention of the phonograph: The story
of Thomas Alva Edison. Hearing loss from cockpit noise in motor gliders. Hearing loss in space. Hearing Loss. Hearing Parameters In Noise Exposed Industrial Workers. Hey, Listen UP. High-frequency noise in dentistry. Identifying environmental factors related to patient safety. The Immunomodulating Effect of Noise (a Review of the Literature)
The Impact of Audiometric Variability on Hearing Conservation
Effectiveness The impact of soundscape, enviroscape, and psychscape on reaction
to noise: Implications for evaluation and regulation of noise
effects. Improving the acoustic working conditions for musicians in
small spaces. Appl Acoust 63(2):203-221. Instrumental musicians' hazards. Instumental musicians hazards. Occup Med 16(4):619-631. International Occupational Exposure Standards: A Review and
Commentary. Investigation of acoustic noise on 15 MRI scanners from 0.2
T to 3 T. J Mag Resonance Imaging 13(2):288-293. Is Auditory Integration Training Safe? [letter] Let The Music Begin! Hearing Review. Listen Up: Take the Guesswork Out of Hearing Protection. Listening for Silence, Notes on the Aural Life. Living with Hearing Loss. Low frequency noise pollution interferes with performance. Low-frequency noise emission of Finnish large-calibre weapons.
Managing Tinnitus: A Comparison of Different Approaches to
Tinnitus Management Training. Medical surveillance of hazardous materials response fire fighters:
a two-year prospective study Moderate Attenuation - Great Protection! (Poster). Modifying Firearms Noise at the Source: Logic and Legality
(Poster). Modifying supervisory practices to improve subunit safety:
leadership-based intervention model. A monumental achievement. Occup Health Saf 70(9):122-124. Multilevel modelling of aircraft noise on performance tests
in schools around Heathrow Airport London. Neurophysiological Approach to Tinnitus Patients [Letter] New Strategies for Prevention and Treatment of Noise-Induced
Hearing Loss. No more guesswork. Occup Health Saf 70(9):130-131. No turning back with hearing loss. Noise as a stress factor for the onset of hearing disorders
in workers using drilling equipment. Noise exposure among construction electricians. Noise Exposure Protection in the Workplace. Noise Exposure, Hearing Loss, and Hearing Conservation in the
Construction Industry. Noise Management - A Different Perspective of Hearing Conservation.
(Poster). The Noise Monitor Noise Pollution [Editorial] Noise pollution: a study of noise levels in the operation threatres
of a general hospital during various surgical procedures. Noise Revisited: NIOSH Release New Criterion Document. Noise sources and levels in the Evgenidion Hospital intensive
care unit. Noise-Induced Hearing Loss and Public Health. Noise-induced hearing loss. Occupational Diseases in British Columbia 1979-1996. Occupational Health in Australia Occupational Hearing Loss in Washington State, 1984-1991: II.
Morbidity and Associated Costs Occupational Noise Management Part 0: Overview. Occupational Noise Management Part 1: Measurement and Assessment
of Noise Immission and Exposure. Occupational Noise Management Part 2: Noise Control Management.
Occupational Noise Management Part 3: Hearing Protector Program.
Occupational Noise Management Part 4: Auditory Assessment.
Occupational Noise-Induced Hearing Loss: The First Two Cases
Compensated In India [letter]. An occupational risk survey of a refractory brick company in
Ha Noi, Viet Nam. Otoacoustic Emissions and Hearing Loss Prevention in an Orchestra.
Otologic injuries from airbag deployment. Otolaryngol Head
Neck Surg 125(3):130-134. An Overview of Hearing Conservation Practices in the USA. Parents Beware: Some Toys Are Not As Much Fun As They Look.
(Poster). The Past 100 Years of Magazine Articles On Noise. Personal and social conditions potentially influencing women's
hearing loss management. Personal stereos and hearing loss [letter]. Physical agents in the occupational environment in Estonia.
Pills May Replace Ear Muffs for Protection Against Damaging
Noise. Popmusic Through Headphones and Hearing Loss. Predictors of Hearing Loss in a Noise Exposed Population: Results
of a Case Control Study (Poster). The prevalence and type of social noise exposure in young adults
in England. The Prevalence of Hearing Loss in Children 6-19 Years of Age:
The Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES
III), 1988-1994--United States (Poster). Prevention of Hearing Loss Among Those in the Farming Community:
A Focus on Women. Protect Your Ears For Years and Years. Public health departments acting as a public authority and
partner in developing a sound environment and healthy living
conditions. Raising the bar for noise prevention. Recognition of spectrally degraded and frequency-shifted vowels
in acoustic and electric hearing. Reducing Imager-Generated Acoustic Noise at the Ear During
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (FMRI): Passive Attenuation.
Rehabilitation counselors' knowledge of hearing loss and assistive
technology. Reliability of hearing thresholds: computer automated testing
with ER4B canal phone earphones. Response To "Comments On 'A Re-Examination of Risk Estimates
from The NIOSH Occupational Noise and Hearing Survey.'".
The Risk of Sensorineural Hearing Loss From Noisy Toys and
Recreational Activities in Children and Teenagers. RNID's Work Campaign. Role of free oxygen radicals in noise-related hearing impairment.
Self-reported noise exposures among Ohio cash grain farmers.
Shooting Habits and Demographic Risk Patterns for Recreational
Firearm Users. Silence is golden. Simple solution for hearing loss? Scientist 15(19):22. The Sky's The Limit. Social noise and hearing loss . Social survey of community response to a step change in aircraft
noise exposure. J Socio-Acousis. Non-Occupationally-Induced Hearing Loss Due
to Noise, 1. Socioeconomic status and health: potential role of environmental
risk exposure. Some Instructions to Readers on Using The Journal's Real World
Audio CD. Sound and Noise. Sound Levels from Headphone/Portable Compact Disc Player Systems.
The Specific Problems of Noise in Military Life. Speech audiometry in noise-exposed workers: the SRT-PTA relationship
revisited. Speech Communication in Operational Noise Environments (SCONE):
Development of a Measurement Facility. Speech Perception in Individuals With Noise-Induced Hearing
Loss and Its Implication for Hearing Loss Criteria Standards for Damage Risk for Impact Noise Strength through adversity. Survey of Judgements of Compensation Cases. TEOAEs Following Noise Exposure: Effect of Evoking-Stimulus
Level On the behavioral characteristics of loud-music listening.
cost of silence. effects of Tinnitus awareness survey on college music majors'
hearing conservation behaviors. On the factors required for obtaining protection against noise
trauma by prior acoustic experience [letter]. incidence of acoustic traumdue to New Year's firecrackers. Tinnitus and performer. Tinnitus Treatment by Transcutaneous Nerve Stimulation (TNS)
Tinnitus: Current Theories and Treatments Toward a representative set of Real-Life noises. Trends in Hearing Protector Usage in American Manufacturing
From 1972 to 1989. Validation of self-reported hearing loss. The Blue Mountains
Hearing Study. Verified maximum admissible intensity (MAI) values for the
ultrasonic noise in work environment. What'd You Say? Why 2 ears? Work-Related Problems In Metal Handling Tasks In Bangladesh:
Obstacles To The Development of Safety and Health Measures.
World Class Safety.
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