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Dr. Seth Weible, an audiologist at Manhattan Audio South, has shared insights on the potential long-term effects of video games and esports on hearing health. This discussion follows the recent release of the World Health Organization's first global standards for safe listening in these popular activities.
With the rise of immersive gaming experiences, players often find themselves exposed to high volumes for extended periods. Dr. Weible emphasizes that consistent exposure to loud sounds can lead to hearing loss over time, a concern that is increasingly relevant as gaming becomes a mainstream form of entertainment.
The WHO's guidelines aim to raise awareness about safe listening practices, urging gamers and esports enthusiasts to monitor their audio levels and take regular breaks. Dr. Weible encourages players to prioritize their auditory health by using noise-canceling headphones and adhering to recommended volume limits. As the gaming community grows, understanding the implications of sound exposure is crucial for maintaining long-term hearing well-being.
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