Dr. Heather Morrison sent a letter to Hockey P.E.I. in December that described the health risks associated with the use of such noisemakers. "Compressed air horns may produce a sound at 100 dB ...
when sound that is considered safe is recorded at 70 decibels or below. Prince Edward Island's top doctor is sounding the alarm on ear-splitting air horns at hockey arenas, saying they can damage ...
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Ear damage: P.E.I. top doctor blows the whistle on air horns at hockey gamesPrince Edward Island's top doctor is sounding the alarm on ear-splitting air horns at hockey arenas, saying they can damage hearing. Montreal Victoire fans cheer on their team as they are introduced ...
After her office received a written submission about the issue, Dr. Heather Morrison sent a letter to Hockey P.E.I. in December that described the health risks associated with the use of such ...
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