Scientists issue health warning to music lovers

Scientists issued a health warning to the personal music generation today about noise levels from their in-ear entertainment.

Scientists issue health warning to music lovers
Mon, 13 Oct, 2008 - 13:19

Scientists issued a health warning to the personal music generation today about noise levels from their in-ear entertainment.

The quality of music reproduction at high levels on tiny players is now so good that more people are turning up the volume – risking permanent hearing damage.

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