Hearing conservation programs for nonserved occupations and populations

Author(s): Clark, W.

Journal/Book: Occupational Medicine. 1995; 10: 657-62.

Abstract: The authors discuss the need for hearing conservation programs for various groups of people who are exposed to noise: pilots, fishermen, members of the military, hunters, professional athletes and stadium employees, people involved in hobbies such as car racing and tractor pulls, professional musicians, and youngsters who listen to loud music. (11 ref)

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Keyword(s): Hearing Loss, Noise-Induced/pc [Prevention and Control]. Leisure Activities. Medically Underserved. Occupational Exposure

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