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La première édition globale de International Diplomat Magazine a terminé sa migration ultime, les publications ont été conservées. Cependant, nous finalisons encore les indexations au niveau des articles associés aux auteurs respectifs tout en développant les autres éditions indépendantes. Nous sommes installées dans la Constellation GDMA opérée par Système-dedieu.
‘Once Lost, Hearing Doesn’t Come Back’: World Health Organization Warns…

‘ONCE LOST, HEARING DOESN’T COME BACK’: World Health Organization WARMS ON WORLD HEARING DAY 3 March 2019 Many people live with unidentified hearing loss, often failing to realize that they are missing out on certain sounds and words. To address this problem, the World Health Organization (WHO) is urging people on this year’s World Hearing Day, held on March 3, to check their hearing. Worldwide, some 466 million people have disabling hearing loss, and the WHO estimates that by…

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Titre publié : English, Health & Well-Being Commentaires fermés sur ‘Once Lost, Hearing Doesn’t Come Back’: World Health Organization Warns…
UN Guidelines Unveiled to Prevent rising hearing loss among young smartphone listeners

UN GUIDELINES UUNVEILED TO PREVENT RISING HEARING LOSS AMONG YOUNG SMARTPHONE LISTENERS More than one billion 12 to 35-year-olds, risk irreversible hearing loss from exposure to loud sounds such as music played on their smartphone, UN health experts said on Tuesday, unveiling new guidelines to help address the problem. The recommendations to prevent noise-induced hearing loss and related conditions such as tinnitus – commonly experienced as a ringing sound inside the ear – include better functions on personal audio…

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Titre publié : English, Health & Well-Being Commentaires fermés sur UN Guidelines Unveiled to Prevent rising hearing loss among young smartphone listeners