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Stateside on Michigan Radio discusses the Apple Hearing Study with Dr. Neitzel

December 12, 2019 · by exposurelab · Bookmark the permalink. ·

When does everyday noise become unhealthy? UM and Apple study aims to find out.

Click the link and scroll down to listen to Dr. Neitzel talk on Stateside about the Apple Hearing Study.

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  • Current Research
    • A Series of Systematic Reviews to Evaluate Evidence of the Association Between Noise Exposure and Various Health Outcomes
    • Apple Hearing Study
    • Assessing Noise Exposures, Hearing, and Risk of Injuries Among Miners
    • Assessment of Occupational Safety and Health Issues in Aircraft Maintenance
    • Enhancing Informal Electronic Waste Recycling Tools and Methods
    • Investigation of Noise Exposure in Churches
    • Novel Gas Chromatography for Rapid, in situ Workplace Hazardous VOC/VIC Analysis
  • Past Research
    • Auditory and Non-Auditory Effects of Noise
      • Effects of noise exposure and hearing loss on risk of cardiovascular disease
    • Exposure Assessment Methodologies
      • Assessing Total Exposure to Noise
      • Daily Exposure Monitoring of Occupational Noise
      • Noise Job Exposure Matrix
      • Construction Worker Noise Exposure Assessment
    • Exposure Sensing Technologies
      • Daily Exposure Monitoring of Occupational Noise
      • Smart Device Noise Dosimetry
    • Global Hazard Integration
      • Assessing Occupational Exposures of Small-Scale Gold Mining in Ghana
      • Governance of Disruptive Technologies
      • Noise and Silica Exposures in Thai Stone Workers
      • Exposures in Electronic Waste Workers
        • Nutrition, Occupational Exposures, and Hearing Loss of E-waste Recycling Workers in Ghana
        • Developing Comprehensive Solutions to E-Waste: Thailand
    • Health Interventions and Protective Equipment
      • Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Hearing Loss Prevention Programs
      • Evaluation of the Accuracy of Devices for Assessing Personal Noise Exposure
    • Injury Risk
      • Injury Risks Associated with Noise and Hearing Loss
      • Assessment and Control of Vehicle-Bicycle Crash Risk
      • Evaluation of Noise, Stress, and Injury Risk among Firefighters
    • Ototoxicity of Heavy Metals
  • Courses and Training
    • Courses
      • PUBHLTH 514: Public Health Sciences and the Environment
      • EHS 655: Human Exposure Analysis
      • EHS 658: Physical Hazards
    • Training

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