Article | REF: G2720 V1

Effect of noise on humans

Author: Jacques JOUHANEAU

Publication date: October 10, 2008

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4. Other non-auditory disturbances

In addition to the classic cardiovascular, hormonal and behavioral changes, noise can cause a wide variety of specific disturbances. Among the most commonly studied are effects on :

  • Inner ear: nausea, loss of balance;

  • vision: increase in pupillary diameter, reduction in field of vision (width, depth, contrast, relief, etc.), accommodation speed, adaptation to darkness;

  • immune functions: reduced antibody and interferon synthesis, faster progression of certain chemically-induced cancers (rat, mouse).

In his book Effets du bruit sur l'homme (cf. [6][Doc. G 2 720v2] ), Kryter proposes...

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