Reversible Long-Term Changes in Auditory Processing in Mature Auditory Cortex in the Absence of Hearing Loss Induced by Passive, Moderate-Level Sound Exposure

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Passive exposure to noise levels as low as 70 dB SPL can lead to long term speech perception difficulties. http://t.co/LZeh0JzP

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