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Comparison of blood pressure in deaf secondary school children and their hearing counterparts: association between noise and blood pressure
Background and Objective: High blood pressure has been known to be one of the problems that could develop as a result of exposure to noise. Consequently, those who are hearing impaired are thought to be immune to this. This study assessed the relationship between noise exposure and blood pressure. M...
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2006-12
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