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How much noise should we put up with? London and Copenhagen have different answers
Traffic, trains, nightlife—in cities everywhere, there is a near-constant background hum that most people simply get used to.
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Traffic, trains, nightlife—in cities everywhere, there is a near-constant background hum that most people simply get used to. But research shows that this background noise can affect your sleep and stress levels and even increase your risk of heart disease and high blood pressure.
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