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The effects of noise on the earThe constant acoustic load in our environment may result in hearing deficiencies from a very early age. A hearing disorder may already occur at a constant noise level of 85 dB, which corresponds to the noise of a street with heavy traffic or the noise in a workshop.
Traumatic deafness: Gradual deafness: In France, more than two million people are reported to be subject to prolonged exposure at their workplace. Some of them are reported to suffer from irreversible deafness. Occupational deafness is assessed according to well-defined medical, occupational and administrative criteria, which are stipulated in table no. 42 of occupational diseases. Medical monitoring
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