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- Audiologists in the UK are concerned about the long-term effects of noise canceling headphones due to a rise in hearing issues.
- There has been an increase in cases of Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), a condition that affects the brain’s sound processing skills despite normal hearing levels, especially in those who regularly use noise canceling devices.
- Experts suggest that the use of noise canceling headphones could disrupt the brain’s natural development of auditory processing skills.
If you’ve been using noise canceling headphones or earbuds for extended periods and have noticed changes in your hearing, you are not alone. Audiologists in the UK are raising concerns about the potentially damaging effects of these devices on hearing, particularly among young people. The rise in hearing-related issues has prompted experts to call for more research into the long-term impact of noise canceling technology and devices.