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Dial Down the Volume The British folk-rock band is mild compared to the acts scheduled to play popular summer music festivals like Pitchfork and Lollapalooza. But any prolonged exposure to music at high volume puts listeners' hearing at risk. people attending summer music festivals, or any rock or pop concert, need to be as concerned about hearing damage. Noise damage can be compared to sun damage, Like the sun's rays, exposure to loud sound can have a dangerous, irreversible effect over time. If you get a sunburn, your body will eventually heal, but your skin has been damaged. Therefore, you’re more susceptible to skin cancer down the road, The same concept applies to hearing: If you've been exposed to dangerous levels of noise and are continually exposed, you're more likely to  develop hearing loss. Know your decibels Approximately 28 million Americans between the ages of 20 and 69 have some measure of hearing loss from overexposure to loud nois...

Live music concerts are great. We all know that. What’s not that great, however, is the pain in the ears most of us experience once we leave the gig – do you remember the familiar sound of ‘ringing’ in your ears? Yes, it tends to ring for a few hours and then usually everything gets back to normal. But did you know that continuous exposure to noise over 85 dB (and by continuous we mean  eight hours  or so) can result in the permanent hearing loss? Eight hours seems a lot, but if you’ve been listening to Spotify on your way to concert, chances are that you’re pretty close to that limit. The normal, every day conversation is around 65dB, which is absolutely safe for your hears. However, a loud hip-hop or rock concert can expose your ears to up to 120 dB which can be  devastating  to your ears. A three minute blast like this can result in some pretty serious consequences. How to avoid this and protect your hearing while you enjoy the li...