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Per-Inge Carlsson, Erik Fransen, Emmeli Stenberg & Marie-Louise Bondeson. (2007) The influence of genetic factors, smoking and cardiovascular diseases on human noise susceptibility. Audiological Medicine 5:2, pages 82-91.
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Sophia E. Kramer, Dafydd Stephens & Angeles Espeso. (2006) The awareness of having a family history of hearing problems and the impact on those with hearing difficulties themselves: A questionnaire. Audiological Medicine 4:4, pages 179-190.
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