Section 2
What's the Ear For? How to Protect It
Les Blomberg and Noland Lewis
2.1.1 What Does Hearing Damage Sound Like?
2.2. How loud is Too loud? OSHA, NIOSH, EPA, WHo
2.3. Indicators of Hearing Damage
2.4.1 Protecting Concert-Goers and Other Listeners
2.4.2 Protecting the Community
2.1. WHAT'S THE EAR FOR?
An ear is for listening, and for the lucky few, listening to music is their job. But an ear is for much more—lose your hearing, and besides not hearing music, you lose your connection with other people. Hearing is the sense most related to learning and communication, and is the sense that connects you ...
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