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Listen Up: Can Your Headphones Cause Permanent Hearing Loss?

The New Indian Express Dharmapuri

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April 25, 2025

If you own a smartphone, chances are that you spend a good amount of time wearing headphones—bluetooth earbuds, wired earphones, or over-the-ear models. These audio accessories have become part of our daily routines, helping us stay connected, enjoy entertainment, and stay focused during workouts, work sessions, or relaxation. But as headphones become more common, health experts are sounding alarm bells: could your listening habits be damaging your hearing?

- RAKESH KUMAR @New Delhi

Risks of loud listening Headphones and earbuds—especially when used with smartphones, gaming consoles, or TVs—can reach volumes over 100 decibels. That's about as loud as a chainsaw. According to hearing health professionals, exposure to sound at that level for just 15 minutes can cause permanent damage. The good news? You don't have to ditch your headphones. With a few smart adjustments, you can continue enjoying your audio without risking your hearing.

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