Prolonged and high-volume headphone use can contribute to noise-induced hearing loss.

Listening to music at high volume with headphones has no impact on hearing health.

Using noise-canceling headphones eliminates the risk of hearing damage from loud sounds.

Hearing aids can fully restore hearing to its original state.

Listening to music through headphones at excessive volume levels can damage the delicate structures of the inner ear.

Using earbuds at a moderate volume level has no impact on hearing health.

Taking regular breaks from headphone use can help prevent auditory fatigue and reduce the risk of hearing damage.

Wireless headphones are inherently safer for hearing compared to wired headphones.

Extended periods of headphone use can increase the risk of developing tinnitus, a ringing sensation in the ears.