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11/22/2010

Researchers at Starkey Laboratories in Minnesota found that exposure to secondhand smoke was linked to significantly elevated risk of hearing loss in the low-to-mid frequencies for people who never smoked. Former smokers exposed to second-hand smoke were also at elevated risk of losing ability to hear high frequencies.