Rock On? Mid-Lifers Hear Better Than Parents

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March 1, 2010

Rock On? Mid-lifers Hear Better Than Parents

Roger Daltry of The Who may have a rock-n-roll hole in his ears thanks to years of blasting rock on stage, but boomers in general have pretty strong hearing compared to their parents, according to this research study.

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Rock on? Mid-Lifers Hear Better Than Parents

But there's more to the story