Make Listening Safe Workstream

More than 1 billion young people (12–35 years old) are at risk of hearing loss due to recreational exposure to loud sound.Unsafe listening practices, including exposure to high sound levels from personal audio devices, entertainment venues, and digital environments, are placing a generation at risk of preventable hearing damage. The “Make listening safe” initiative aims to realize a world where people of all ages can enjoy recreational listening without risk to their hearing.Approach The ap

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More than 1 billion young people (12–35 years old) are at risk of hearing loss due to recreational exposure to loud sound.Unsafe listening practices, including exposure to high sound levels from personal audio devices, entertainment venues, and digital environments, are placing a generation at risk of preventable hearing damage. The “Make listening safe” initiative aims to realize a world where people of all ages can enjoy recreational listening without risk to their hearing.Approach The ap

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