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Effects of aircraft noise and living environment on children ́ s well-being and health

@inproceedings{Spilski2019EffectsOA,
  title={Effects of aircraft noise and living environment on children ́ s well-being and health},
  author={Jan Spilski and M. Rumberg and M. Berchthold and Kirstin Bergstr{\"o}m and Ulrich and M{\"o}hler and T. Lachmann and M. Klatte},
  year={2019}
}
There are few and inconsistent results suggesting that chronic exposure to aircraft noise is associated with poorer quality of life or health in children. Therefore, a recent WHO review pointed out that the current evidence is insufficient. Previous publications mainly analyzed the isolated relationships between single stressors (e.g., aircraft noise, pollution) and health in children. A combined consideration of environmental stressors and residential environment factors, such as degree of… Expand
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