Young People's Unsafe Listening Practices
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New study finds nearly half of young people are putting their hearing at risk.
Between 670 million and 1.35 billion adolescents and young adults worldwide could be on a path toward hearing loss due to unsafe listening practices.
Apple has recently introduced new hearing health features in its AirPods and iPhones that focus on reducing noise exposure.
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