October 9th, 2013
People Who Live Near Airports at Increased Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
Larry Husten, PHD
Most previous research on the health effects of noise has focused on road noise. Now two new observational studies published in BMJ extend the research to noise from airports and provide fresh evidence that people who live near airports are at increased risk for cardiovascular disease. In the first paper, Anna Hansell and colleagues in the U.K. analyzed data from 3.6 […]
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