Paris celebrated its tenth annual Techno Parade Saturday with the cream of European disc-jockeys blasting out tunes for tens of thousands of revellers on the streets.
The cream of European disc-jockeys blasted out tunes for tens of thousands of revellers on the streets of Paris as the city celebrated its tenth annual Techno Parade Saturday.
Police put the turnout for the parade at 80,000 people compared to the event organiser's figure of 500,000.
Presbycusis (Age-related Hearing Loss)-Causes-Symptoms-Diagnosis-Treatment-FAQs
Presbycusis (age related hearing loss) is the gradual loss of hearing that occurs as people get older. Presbycusis involves progressive sensorineural hearing loss.
Presbycusis (age related hearing loss) is the gradual loss of hearing that occurs as people get older. Presbycusis involves progressive sensorineural hearing loss.
"There are more and more people," said event organiser Brice Mourer.
"The Techno Parade is firmly part of Paris' festival and music calender," he added, while lamenting that the police prevents the event from taking place more often.
Soaring Decibel Levels at Music Festivals Cause Brief Hearing Loss in 80pct Visitors
More than 80 percent of the people, who attend music festivals have experienced signs of hearing damage, a new survey has revealed.
More than 80 percent of the people, who attend music festivals have experienced signs of hearing damage, a new survey has revealed.
Almost 200 DJs, including French electro star David Vendetta and German artist Ellen Allien, mixed their tunes on 20 sound systems, which organisers tried to keep to a minimum sound level of 105 decibels.
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New Breakthrough Discovery Offers Hope to the Deaf
Scientists on Sunday said intelligible speech is learnt in part through nerve signals from the vocal tract, a discovery that could open up an ambitious avenue of therapy for the deaf.
Scientists on Sunday said intelligible speech is learnt in part through nerve signals from the vocal tract, a discovery that could open up an ambitious avenue of therapy for the deaf.
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New Gene Therapy may Harbour Deafness Cure
An Oregon Health and Science University Stanford University neurobiologist in Portland, who is profoundly hard of hearing, has come up with a gene therapy may one day help cure hearing loss.
An Oregon Health and Science University Stanford University neurobiologist in Portland, who is profoundly hard of hearing, has come up with a gene therapy may one day help cure hearing loss.
