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Transportation noise & health
2026-11-04 20:46:44.751453+01 by
Dan Lyke
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Transportation noise linked to higher risk of
heart conditions, even with healthy sleep — American Heart Association Scientific
Sessions 2026, Abstract Poster MDP2871
People with noise exposure should consider strategies to reduce noise levels,
such as installing thicker drywall, windows and doors in their home; placing bedrooms in the
quietest areas of the house; planting dense trees and vegetation in the yard to absorb
noise; and using earplugs during sleep, he [Joseph Nguyen, M.D., an internal medicine
resident physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and a member of the Cardiovascular
Imaging Research Center in Boston] said.
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