Noise pollution isn’t just an annoyance—it’s a silent threat to our health and wellbeing. From traffic to concerts, chronic exposure can damage hearing, disrupt sleep, and strain the heart.

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Loud noises can be a nuisance for anyone, but for people with high noise sensitivity, they can evoke much stronger reactions.

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