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… dimension of our society, but is often intrusive, disturbing and/or unpleasant. The biological functions of our body enable us to generate and process sound. For example, we need sound for communication. And while the term refers to what we are able to hear, noise connotes how we experience sound. … health problems, including hearing damage secondary to lengthy acoustic events or brief acoustic peaks (aural syndrome). Such damage can range from impaired hearing …