Noise levels at the Children's Play Place Mall Exceed Safe Limit

During this time many people underestimate the ear and hearing health because they are not overly intrusive physical abilities. In addition, symptoms of hearing loss is also not visible from the outside. In fact, the number of people in Indonesia pendegaran disorders is quite high, to the extent that entered ranked fourth highest in the world.


Untreated hearing loss and let it alone can interfere with productivity. People with hearing loss mean nothing works continue their education through college because of low reading and math skills. In children, most hearing impaired only educated up to grade 3-4 elementary school without the help of hearing aids.

More Big City Disease Risk

URBANIZATION be one of the major health problems in the world in the 21st century. That is why, the World Health Organization (World Health Organization / WHO) with the theme "Urban Health Matters" on World Health Day (HKS) to-62.

Each on 7 April, the world has always celebrated the HKS. On one day a variety of celebrations held in each country to reaffirm the importance of public health campaigns in an effort to improve the lives of human beings productive and happy. For World Health Day 2010, the theme is taken is "1,000 cities, 1,000 lives". The campaign is calling on all cities in the world to provide a space for citizens to organize activities related to health on the one day a week between 7 to 11 April 2010.

Vehicle Noise Make Easy People suffer a heart attack

Health hazards of air pollution is known to many people. Contains a variety of toxic fumes which when inhaled in the body can cause respiratory problems and high blood pressure. 

But it turns out, noise pollution resulting from vehicle noise can also result in danger, that increase the risk of heart attack.The more noise you listen to the voice traffic, the greater the risk of heart attack. 


Thus the findings of a study in Denmark. The researchers followed more than 50,000 people for nearly 10 years. Researchers found that each increment of traffic noise by 10 decibels increased the risk of heart attack by 12 percent.