That suggests at least a one-time exposure to excessive noise, Ms. Niskar said.
Nerve damage caused by exposure to excessive and prolonged noise is preventable by early detection.
For "Titanic," she suggests "exposure to excessive natural cold" and "inappropriate (excessive) parental pressure"; for "Ben-Hur," "non-running track and field events".
An average of 618 people in the US die each year from exposure to excessive natural heat, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a far cry from a century ago when heat killed thousands.
Some fall victim to the weather: 10 died of exposure to excessive natural heat in 2008; 11 others died of exposure to the cold, according to records recently released by the city's health department.
Due to the risks of exposure to excessive noise, the legislation prescribes regular measurement of permissible noise levels.
This contamination is a major concern especially in light of the health risks and negative impacts on ecosystems posed by exposure to excessive metal concentrations (WHO 2011).
The negative gravitaxis of older cells is converted into a positive one by stress factors such as increasing salinity or exposure to excessive visible or UV radiation.
The eyes should be protected both from exposure keratitis (by regular application of ophthalmic ointment e.g. Lacrilube) and from retinal damaged caused by exposure to excessive light intensity in albino strains.
Exposure to excessive consumption of fluoride over a lifetime may lead to increased likelihood of bone fractures in adults, and may result in effects on bone leading to pain and tenderness.
It can be provoked by physical, chemical and biologic agents, including mechanical trauma, exposure to excessive amounts of sunlight, x-rays and radioactive materials, corrosive chemicals, extremes of heat and cold, or by infectious agents such as bacteria, viruses, and other pathogenic microorganisms.
