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Dangerous Listening- The exposure of Indigenous people to excessive noise

Damien Howard, Lyn Fasoli, Stuart J. McLaren, Wunungmurra, Alisen

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The preliminary results of a project that seeks to better understand noise exposure risks in many Indigenous lifestyles are discussed. Persistent exposure to excessive noise may be a hitherto little recognised contributing factor to elements of Indigenous disadvantage.

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The preliminary results of a project that seeks to better understand noise exposure risks in many Indigenous lifestyles are discussed. Persistent exposure to excessive noise may be a hitherto little recognised contributing factor to elements of Indigenous disadvantage.

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The preliminary results of a project that seeks to better understand noise exposure risks in many Indigenous lifestyles are discussed. Persistent exposure to excessive noise may be a hitherto little recognised contributing factor to elements of Indigenous disadvantage.

Key concepts: Active listening, Noise (video), Indigenous, Audiology, Hearing loss, Noise exposure, Decibel, Noise-induced hearing loss

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