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Maternal occupational noise exposure during pregnancy and children's early language acquisition.

Soile JungewelterHelena TaskinenMarkku SallménMarja-Liisa LindbohmErkko AiroJouko RemesMinna HuotilainenEira Jansson-Verkasalo
Published in: PloS one (2024)
In general, we did not detect an association between maternal noise exposure and children's language acquisition among one-year-old children. However, the children of kindergarten teachers exposed to human noise had lower language acquisition scores than the children of the non-exposed participants. These suggestive findings merit further investigation by level and type of exposure.
Keyphrases
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