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Noise: The invisible killer in all our lives

BBC·Mar 15

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Noise is being reported as a significant issue affecting people's lives. It is described as an "invisible killer", suggesting that it has potentially harmful effects. The full extent and implications of noise as a health concern are not specified.

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