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Transportation noise linked to higher risk of heart conditions, even with healthy sleep

2 outlets · first reported by AHA Newsroom 9d ago · latest 9d ago

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  1. 9d ago
    first AHA Newsroom indie study observational
    Transportation noise linked to higher risk of heart conditions, even with healthy sleep

    Research Highlights: People exposed to high levels of residential transportation noise, including road traffic (such as cars and buses), trains and aviation, face a higher risk of serious heart-related conditions. The link was similar for people with healthy sleep patterns and those with unhealthy…

  2. 9d ago
    Medical Xpress indie study observational
    Transportation noise linked to higher risk of heart conditions, even with healthy sleep

    Adults exposed to high levels of residential transportation noise from traffic (cars and buses), as well as planes and trains, faced a higher risk of serious heart-related events and a higher likelihood of developing cardiovascular risk factors, such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure or…

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