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Quiet helicopters already exist! Now get charter groups to use them
Quiet helicopters already exist! Now get charter groups to use them. Click here to learn how you can make your community quieter.
Finally, restaurateurs think about how noise affects taste
Does sound affect taste? Yes, and Betsy Andrews tells us about new research that is making restaurateurs think twice about restaurant noise.
New treatment for tinnitus gives hope
New treatment for tinnitus gives hope to those who suffer. It’s great news, but the best option is preventing tinnitus in the first place.
Australians are in danger of hearing loss
An Australian University found that 1 in 10 Australians use personal listening devices at dangerously high volumes & show signs of hearing loss.
The importance of the scientific method
The Quiet Coalition is committed to using the scientific evidence and evidence-based policy in addressing noise as a health and social issue.
Information is our weapon against noise
Information is our weapon against noise, and Dr. Daniel Fink is determined to spread the truth about noise and how it harms our health.
Local airports are a problem too
Local airports are a problem and communities are joining together to fight back against noise and air pollution caused by private jets.
How your brain singles out one sound among many
Neuroscientists are learning how the brain singles out one sound among many. Click here to find out why this research is important.
An interesting report on access + ability
An interesting report on access + ability. Technology is helping people with disabilities. But we also try to prevent disability too.
March 3 is World Hearing Day
March 3 is World Hearing Day. The WHO’s campaign–“Hear the Future”–draws attention to the anticipated increase in hearing loss worldwide.
Noise sensitivity is all in your head–and this report proves it!
Noise sensitivity is all in your head–and this report proves it: Finnish study shows brain differences in people with noise sensitivity.
Loud music is just as addictive as smoking
Loud music is just as addictive as smoking. Break the habit and save your hearing by lowering the volume and protecting your ears.