«Environment & Health» is an open-access peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes research on current issues in medical ecology, hygiene, environmental safety, preventive medicine, and public health. To reflect the interdisciplinary nature of research on the interaction between the environment and human health, the journal publishes a wide range of works in biology, medicine, and the social sciences. In accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine No. 928 of June 11, 2026, “On the Inclusion of Scientific Periodicals in the List of Scientific Professional Publications of Ukraine,” the journal Environment & Health has been granted the status of a Category B scientific professional publication. ISSN 2077-7477 (Print) ISSN 2077-7485 (Online) DOI: 10.32402 Scientific profile of the publication (cluster name): biology, biotechnology, medicine, and rehabilitation. Fields of knowledge and specialties in which the journal publishes scientific works: E1 Biology and Biochemistry I2 Medicine I3 Pediatrics I4 Medical Psychology I6 Medical Diagnostic and Treatment Technologies (by specialization) I7 Therapy and Rehabilitation (by specialization) I9 Public Health Registered by the National Council of Ukraine on Television and Radio Broadcasting. Decision No. 1534 dated May 9, 2024. Media identifier: R30-04497. Year of establishment: Published since August 1996. Languages: Ukrainian, English. Frequency: four times a year. Founder and publisher: State Institution «Marzieiev Institute for Public Health of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine.» EDRPOU: 02011858 ROR ID: https://ror.org/01wytk422 The State Institution «Marzieiev Institute for Public Health of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine» is a leading scientific institution that addresses pressing issues in environmental hygiene, medical ecology, the protection of the population from harmful anthropogenic environmental factors, safe and hygienic living conditions for the population of Ukraine, as well as the social determinants of public health. More about the institute...
Іntegrated system for the prevention of hyperprolactinemia in women with metabolic syndrome
The aim. To substantiate and systematize an integrated model for the prevention of hyperprolactinemia in women with metabolic syndrome. Materials and methods. The study involved 203 women of reproductive age from 20 to 49 years, who were verified to have metabolic syndrome. All patients underwent laboratory and clinical examination with determination of prolactin, total cholesterol, glucose, Noma index, leptin. The hardware examination was performed using magnetic resonance tomography. The analysis of the study results was performed using IBM SPSS Statistics version 26 software. Results. A comprehensive prevention system is proposed, including lifestyle modification, psychoemotional stabilization, correction of metabolic disorders, pharmacological and educational interventions. Conclusions. An integrated approach allows you to influence all pathogenetic links in the formation of metabolic syndrome. The most effective is a combination of non-drug and pharmacological measures. Psycho-emotional correction is a necessary component of prevention.
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Assessment of the level of satisfaction with the organization of nutrition of military personnel during rehabilitation treatment
Introduction. Rehabilitation treatment is one of the key stages of health care delivery, aimed at restoring or improving physical, cognitive, and functional abilities after injury, illness, or surgical interventions. International clinical guidelines clearly regulate the need for nutritional screening of all hospitalized patients, followed by risk assessment and dietary correction in accordance with the patient’s clinical condition. Assessment of satisfaction with the organization of nutrition is an important indicator of the quality of nutritional support, as it makes it possible to identify discrepancies between regulatory requirements and actual food practices. The relevance of this study is determined by the need to improve food quality and to adapt menus to the actual needs of military personnel undergoing inpatient rehabilitation. Purpose. To assess the level of satisfaction of military personnel with the organization of food during rehabilitation treatment and to determine the factors affecting eating habits, the feeling of satiety, and the overall assessment of diet quality. Materials and methods. The study was conducted within the framework of a planned research project of the Ukrainian Military Medical Academy using an anonymous survey of servicemen undergoing rehabilitation at a military medical rehabilitation center. The questionnaire included items on satisfaction with food organization, quality and variety of dishes, and suggestions for menu improvement. Percentage distributions, Student’s t-test, and Spearman’s correlation coefficient (p<0.05) were used for statistical analysis. A total of 92 male servicemen aged 19–62 years participated in the study. Results. More than 80.0% of the surveyed military personnel positively assessed the sanitary condition of dining facilities, timeliness of service, portion sizes, and freshness of food products, whereas only 48.9% of respondents positively assessed the variety of dishes. At the same time, the majority of respondents (72.0%) skipped one or more main meals, most often breakfast. In addition, 46.7% did not consume all served meals, and 80.4% additionally consumed food purchased at their own expense between main meals. The main suggestions for improving the diet concerned increasing the amount of fruits, vegetables, berries, fish products, and juices. Correlation analysis revealed statistically significant associations between skipping breakfast and assortment score (rS=0.29; p<0.01), between meal frequency and the desire to change portion sizes (rS=0.31; p<0.006), and between assortment score and the desire to review menus (rS=0.56; p<0.001). Associations were also found between feelings of heaviness/abdominal pain and the desire to reduce portion sizes (rS=0.34; p<0.002). Conclusions. The obtained results demonstrated the need to improve the nutritional support of rehabilitants by expanding the range of dishes, updating menus, optimizing portion sizes, and adapting nutrition to individual needs taking into account the energy expenditure of military personnel.
Bactericidal efficiency of a portable UV-vipromine bath system based on leds for non-contaminated water
The goal of this study was to determine the bactericidal effectiveness of a portable UV-LED water treatment system, developed by the authors, using the sanitary indicator microorganism E. coli. The authors' portable UV water purification system model, which uses UV-LED lights with a wavelength of 279 nm, was used for this study. Microbiological research was conducted on the sanitary indicator microorganism E. coli (strain UKM B-906) from the collection of the D.K. Zabolotny Institute of Microbiology and Virology. The results of the study showed that the developed model meets the necessary criteria: it is portable and energy-efficient (powered by a standard power bank or solar battery). At a 10-minute exposure, it completely inactivates E. coli at the highest concentration. For lower concentrations, even a 5-minute exposure is effective. When testing the absorption of UV radiation in the A, B, and C zones by a quartz tube, which is supposed to allow UV radiation to pass through with minimal energy loss, it was found that the absorption was lowest (less than 5%) at a distance of 20 cm. Therefore, the method of disinfection using UV-LEDs with a wavelength of 279 nm is effective for improving the epidemiological safety of drinking water. Portable systems based on this technology could be a promising solution for obtaining safe drinking water during emergencies.
Industrial frequency electric fields and risk assessment for the population of the city of Zaporizhzhia
The aim. The purpose of the study is to assess the risk of exposure to electric and magnetic fields for the health of the population of. Zaporizhzhia, which lives within the sanitary protection zone of high-voltage power lines of industrial frequency with a capacity of 150-330 kW. Materials and methods. The work was carried out taking into account the requirements and recommendations of the International Commission for Protection against Non-ionizing Radiation. 832 measurements of electromagnetic radiation were carried out using the PZ-50 industrial frequency field strength meter, which was calibrated. Measurements were carried out on the basis of Standard operating procedure «Methodology for measuring the level of electromagnetic radiation in the territory of residential buildings, in the premises of residential, public and industrial buildings». Research results. 27 monitoring points were identified, where the indicators of the electric field strength did not exceed the maximum permissible limits and the potential risk for the population was assessed as acceptable. However, at 4 points, the indicators of the electric field were registered at the limit of normal and the level of potential risk was estimated as permissible, and at one point, in which the excess of the maximum permissible level was determined, the potential risk for the population was estimated as extremely high (dangerous). Conclusions. 1. The results of the study made it possible to assess the potential risk of health of the population of. Zaporizhzhia from the influence of electromagnetic fields of high-voltage power lines of industrial frequency with a capacity of 150-330 kW. 2. As a result of the study, a monitoring point was identified, where an excess of the maximum permissible level and, accordingly, a high (dangerous) level of potential risk were observed. 3. Information about the results of the work was sent to the authorities and network owners for their further management decisions.
Comparative analysis of detection and management protocols for patients with open-angle glaucoma in relation to World Health Organization recommendations for blindness prevention
The Aim. Comparative Analysis of current protocols and standards for glaucoma treatment in Ukraine and the World Health Organization’s Package of Eye Care Interventions for early diagnosis and complication prevention. Materials and methods. Comparison of the Glaucoma Medical Care Standard, the Evidence-based Clinical Guideline for Glaucoma, and the Order of the Ministry of Health No. 959 of 05/26/2023 and the World Health Organization's Package of Eye Care Interventions of 2022. Literature search. Results. Interventions for the screening, diagnosing and treatment of glaucoma indicated in the Evidence-Based Clinical Guideline for Glaucoma correspond to the list of examinations of the Package of Eye Care Interventions. However, unlike the recommendations of the World Health Organization, the Clinical Guideline does not indicate at which levels of medical care the appropriate measurements should be provided. Regarding the rehabilitation of patients with glaucoma, the recommendations of the World Health Organization indicate groups of rehabilitation interventions necessary to improve the quality of life of patients with irreversible significant decrease in visual acuity. The current standards for the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma in Ukraine do not contain clearly structured rehabilitation and preventive interventions for such groups of patients. Conclusions. In terms of the diagnosing and treatment of primary open-angle glaucoma, the Standards of Medical Care for Glaucoma, the Evidence-Based Clinical Guideline for Glaucoma and the Order of the Ministry of Health No. 959 dated May 26, 2023 generally comply with the Package of Eye Care Interventions (PECI) of the World Health Organization. However, the Ukrainian standards lack algorithms and interventions for the rehabilitation of patients with visual impairment due to advanced stages of glaucoma, which is an important link in the treatment of this disease.
Scientific substantiation of simplified eco-hygienic requirements for the location and size of the first belt of sanitary protection zones for groundwater wells of water pump complexes in populated areas
Purpose. To provide a comparative hygienic assessment of the quality and safety of groundwater from pump room and water supply wells fed from the same aquifers, under the conditions of their different purposes and operating conditions, in order to substantiate simplified ecological and hygienic requirements for the design and construction of pump room complexes in settlements. Materials and methods. The current regulatory documents and construction projects for groundwater wells of pump rooms complexes were analyzed. A comparative hygienic assessment of retrospective and modern data on the chemical analysis of the composition (12 indicators) of groundwater from pump rooms and water supply wells fed by the same aquifers (Cenomanian and Jurassic) in the Kyiv was conducted. The research covered 22 pump rooms at specific addresses located in different districts of the city, and water supply wells from five city water intakes. The current situation regarding the placement of pump rooms and the size of their water protection zone (first belt) in the settlement (Kyiv) was analyzed. The work used sanitary-chemical, bibliometric, analytical and mathematical methods. Results. Analysis of regulatory documents in the field of water supply has shown that there are still no standards in the country for the design and construction of groundwater wells for pump rooms, which are identified with water supply wells, being different from them in purpose and operating mode. Monitoring of groundwater quality from pump rooms showed that the chemical composition of pump room water, as well as from centralized water supply wells, generally meets sanitary requirements for drinking water and only in some samples are abnormally recorded levels for odor, turbidity, total iron, manganese. These individual non-toxic indicators do not pose a direct threat to the health of water consumers. It is also shown that the quality of pump room water does not change significantly during long-term operation of wells (over 25 years) and does not depend on the size of the first belt of the water protection zone (30 m, 15 m, 7-10 m). For pump room wells, this belt of the water protection zone is nominal (formal) in nature, in which the legal regime of its proper maintenance is not maintained. For pump room wells, this factor is not a key factor in influencing the quality of groundwater extracted from deep-water horizons. Conclusion. The established differences between groundwater wells of pump room complexes and water supply wells became the basis for the development of simplified ecological and hygienic requirements for the design and construction of groundwater wells of pump room complexes. They require regulatory regulation by amending the current DBN V.2.5-74:2013 «Water Supply. External networks and facilities. Main provisions» and DSanPiN 2.2.4-171-10 «Hygiene Requirements for Drinking Water Intended for Human Consumption».
Participation of homocysteine in the regulation of mineral metabolism in children living near the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone
The aim of the study is to determine the participation of homocysteine (Hcy) in the regulation of calcium-phosphorus metabolism in children living near the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone (ChEZ). Materials and methods. Using the statistical processing program IBM SPSS Statistics 22 (USA), the results of laboratory, instrumental and genetic examination of 956 children aged 12-18 years who permanently reside near the ChEZ were assessed. The parameters reflecting the specific activity of 137Cs radionuclides in the body, the content of Hcy, calcium (Ca), inorganic phosphorus (P), ionized calcium (Ca2+), and parathyroid hormone (PTH) in the blood were analyzed. To determine the degree of physical development of adolescents, the Rohrer mass-height index (IR) was calculated - the quotient of dividing body weight in kilograms by body length in meters cubed. Results. 137Cs was registered in the body of all examined children, in the group of boys its values were from 0.78 to 95.11 Bq/kg, in the group of girls - from 1.06 to 26.96 Bq/kg. In the analyzed groups of children, an inverse correlation was established between the specific activity of 137Cs radionuclides in the body and the content of Ca in the blood, as well as the IR values, reflecting the ratio of body weight to its length. Hyperhomocysteinemia was registered in most genetic subgroups of the folate cycle. The highest statistically significant proportion of hyperhomocysteinemia cases was found in subgroups with the main genotypes G/G MTR:2756 and T/TMTHFR:677. Based on a comprehensive study of the results of the correlation analysis of the parameters under study, the mechanism of participation of Hcy, folate cycle genes and environmental factors in the regulation of Ca-P metabolism in children is presented. Conclusions. Incorporation of 137Cs into the body of people living in areas affected by the Chornobyl accident causes energy deficiency in the cells of vital organs, leading to a decrease in the intensity of anabolic processes, impaired methylation of Hcy and changes in Ca-P metabolism. Impaired physical development of the examined children is directly related to the content of Ca in their blood, as evidenced by the direct correlation between Ca and IR. Energy deficiency associated with the incorporation of 137Cs into the body, as well as mutations of the FC genes, are the causes of hyperhomocysteinemia - an increased content of the sulfur-containing amino acid Hcy in the blood of children living in settlements located near the ChEZ. Hcy, by affecting the skeletal system, compensates for the deficiency of Ca in the blood induced by 137Cs. An increase in the Ca content in the blood with hyperhomocysteinemia has a negative effect on the processes of PTH formation and, therefore, creates conditions for the disruption of P excretion from the body through the kidneys. However, in most genetic subgroups, a direct correlation between P and PTH was recorded, illustrating the ability of the child's body to stimulate the excretion of P with urine when its concentration in the blood increases. Thus, transient hyperhomocysteinemia is an element of the body's adaptation system to environmental radiation exposure. In subgroups of children with risk alleles of genetic polymorphisms MTHFR:C677T and MTR:A2756G in the genome, there was no direct correlation between P and PTH, which indicates the possibility of formation of calcium-phosphorus complexes in the blood and their deposition in soft tissues and vessel walls.
Evaluation of the opinion of healthcare organizers regarding the current situation in organization of glaucoma care in Ukraine
The Aim. to investigate the opinion of health care organizers on the possibility of providing medical, diagnostic and preventive care to patients with glaucoma at the present time in Ukraine. Materials and methods. Evaluation of the results of a questionnaire of 290 health care organizers of private and public institutions of Ukraine. The work used bibliographic and analytical methods. Results. When asked about the quality and accessibility of ophthalmological care in health care institutions (HCPs) of Ukraine, more than 90% of respondents defined it as average and higher. 73% of respondents answered that the level of care for patients with glaucoma in Ukraine is lower than the world average. More than 85% of respondents answered that they use National and European clinical protocols in their practice. Less than 60% of respondents confirmed that there is surgical treatment of glaucoma used in their health care centers. The main factors influencing the high incidence of glaucoma were named by respondents as: insufficient attention of the population to their health (90.4%), insufficient awareness of the dangers of glaucoma and its consequences (81.9%), insufficient awareness of risk factors for glaucoma (78.3%); on the other hand, low accessibility of ophthalmological care was noted by only 15.7%. According to respondents, to improve glaucoma prevention, it is necessary to: strengthen preventive measures (87.6%), strengthen the work of family doctors on glaucoma (78.7%), increase public awareness of the dangers of glaucoma and its consequences (70.8%). At the same time, measures that will improve the quality and accessibility of medical care for glaucoma are considered: optimization of resource provision of health care facilities (73%), governmental control (60.7%), implementation of treatment standards (58.4%), improvement of technologies of preventive, diagnostic and treatment processes (42.7%). Conclusions. The study showed that the vast majority of respondents noted an insufficient level of care for patients with glaucoma in the institutions where they work, compared to the global one. The vast majority of respondents confirmed the use of approved clinical protocols and guidelines in their practice. Respondents considered the main shortcomings of organizing medical care for patients with glaucoma to be low awareness of the population and a preventive focus in providing care, insufficient material and technical base of health care facilities, and insufficient involvement in the processes of early detection of glaucoma in the primary care setting.
Health and safety of medical personnel in war conditions: a systemic approach based on ISO 45001
The aim. To substantiate the necessity of implementing a systemic approach to occupational health and safety for healthcare workers during wartime based on the ISO 45001 standard and to develop practical tools for mitigating occupational risks in extreme environments. Materials and methods. Statistical data from the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, KSE Institute reports on infrastructure damage, and research findings on injuries and burnout among medical personnel were analyzed. Methods of SWOT analysis, systems analysis, and adaptation of international safety standards to martial law conditions were applied. Results. A critical increase in «hidden» injuries and specific threats was identified: biological contamination stress, ergonomic disorders when working in shelters, and secondary traumatization. It was established that the level of teamwork in hospitals dropped from 82% to 60%. A «hygienic minimum» algorithm was developed for resource-scarce conditions, prioritizing the use of alcohol-based antiseptics and autonomous lighting. A «Healthcare Worker Safety and Hygiene Checklist» was created, adapted to ISO 45001:2018 standards, which allows for automated safety control in stressful situations and formalizes psychological support. Conclusions. Implementing a risk-oriented approach according to the ISO 45001 standard transforms formal labor protection into a living protection system. The use of adapted checklists minimizes the cognitive load on personnel, promotes the prevention of professional burnout, and ensures sustainable professionalism in the medical sector as an element of national security.
Establishing a repository of scientific publications as a step toward creating a unified scientific space in Ukraine
The principle of Open Science provides for general access to scientific results, data and research methods, and also promotes transparency and collaboration in the scientific process. This, in turn, provides for open access to publications and data, open analysis, open materials, pre-registration and open collaboration. The creation of an electronic repository of scientific data of a research institution and its subsequent integration into national-level electronic archives is an important component of the development of a single scientific space in Ukraine. Purpose: to highlight the results of the creation of a pilot project of an open archive of scientific publications of the State Institution «O.M. Marzieiev Institute of Public Health of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine». Methods: computer search methods (keyword search, semantic search) and computer modeling were used. Results. It was found that a National Repository of Academic Texts has been created in Ukraine, which closely cooperates with such well-known scientific institutions as the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, NTU «Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute», the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, the O.O. Bogomolets National Medical University. In order to constantly inform the target audience, useful materials are published on various issues, from administrative decisions adopted by the government and central authorities, discussions of draft documents, scientific events, to analytical materials of international organizations, best practices of open science and research data management, the use of AI technologies, academic integrity, and the popularization of scientific achievements. At the same time, the National Repository of Academic Texts does not represent such participants as the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine and its departmental research institutions, in particular the State Institution «O.M. Marzieiev Institute of Public Health of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine». Conclusions. It has been proven that the presence of scientific publications on the official website of a research institution is not a sufficient condition for increasing their citation index. The necessary creation at the level of a research institution of an open archive of scientific publications of its scientists, and its integration into nationwide distributed electronic databases in which academic texts are accumulated, stored and systematized, will contribute both to increasing the authority of the institution in scientific circles and to the development of educational, scientific, scientific-technical and innovative activities of our state as a whole.
The efficiency of first-year students as an indicator of adaptation to learning in different shifts
Features of the changes in central nervous system functional state among the workers of intense mental activity depending on the length of work
Hazardous chlorites in feed water: formation and removal when using chlorine dioxide in water treatment technology
The aim of the work was to study the features of the formation and removal of toxic chlorites at the treatment facilities of the Dnipro water pipeline in Kiev, where chlorine dioxide is used in water treatment technology, and the influence of priority natural and technological factors on these processes. Materials and methods. The studies were carried out in 2021-2022. at the Dnipro waterworks in Kyiv, where chlorine dioxide is used instead of chlorine in water treatment technology. We have analyzed the data of water studies for the content of dioxide and chlorites, carried out at the treatment facilities by the laboratory of the Dnipro water pipeline in order to establish the features of the formation and efficiency of chlorite removal when using the applied water treatment technology. Also, selective studies of chlorine dioxide and chlorites in the water supply were carried out by titrimetric and photometric methods, the results of which coincide with the data obtained on the water supply using the ion chromatography method. Main results. A positive hygienic assessment of the modern new technology for the preparation of drinking water from surface sources using chlorine dioxide instead of chlorine gas is given. It is shown that with high purifying and disinfecting effects of water treatment with chlorine dioxide, its by-products, in particular, toxic chlorites, are constantly formed in it, the levels of which are directly dependent on the doses of chlorine dioxide used, which vary according to the seasons of the year. In general, the primary dose of chlorine dioxide and chlorites in the water after CWR, entering the water supply networks, is reduced by 89.3-92.0% for chlorine dioxide, and by 76.2-85.6% for chlorites. At the same time, the concentration of chlorine dioxide in disinfected water is always within the normal range - at least 0.1 mg / dm3, and chlorites often exceed the national hygienic standard (0.2 mg / dm3), but does not go beyond the standard recommended by WHO (0.7 mg/dm3). The highest concentrations of chlorites are formed in water in summer (on average 0.35 mg/dm3) in accordance with the increased doses of chlorine dioxide during this period (on average 2.51 mg/dm3), and the lowest in winter (on average 0.17 mg/dm3). Conclusions. As a result of the study, it was found that the process of treating natural water with chlorine dioxide is accompanied by the formation of its by-products in water, mainly toxic chlorites, the levels of which depend on the doses of chlorine dioxide used and are the lowest in winter and the highest in summer. After coagulation treatment of the source water with aluminum sulfate and ferric chloride (ratio 10:4-5), settling and filtering the level of chlorites in water (LCW) is intensively reduced, but not always reach the standard values. In summer, the maximum levels of chlorites in water with LCW can be higher than the national hygienic standard (0.2 mg/dm3) and range up to 0.7 mg/dm3, which corresponds to the WHO recommended standard for this substance in drinking water. The issue of revising the national standard for chlorites in water from 0.2 mg/dm3 to 0.7 mg/dm3 after appropriate scientific justification is being raised.
Impact of the hygienic conditions of work on the biological age of personnel engaged in bottling of non-alcoholic and low-alcoholic beverages
Objections: We assessed the rates of aging of the personnel, engaged in noise exposure activities, as well as the impact of production noise on their biological age on the basis of the study of the hygienic conditions of work and biological age of the Obolon PJSC personnel. Materials and methods: We present a hygienic assessment of noise, microclimate, and lighting on the working places of the operators of bottling of non-alcoholic and low alcohol beverages. The measurements were performed with the help of audiometer "Larson Davis 800B", globe thermometer “Tensor 41”, catatermometer (F 564), light meter of U-116 type. The study of the biological age (BA) was carried out in the personnel of the main group (75 persons engaged in noise exposure activities) and representatives of the control group (42 persons not exposed to noise). The biological age was detected by the method developed in the Kyiv Scientific-Research Institute of Gerontology for the application in the outpatient departments and production conditions. Results: According to the Hygienic Classification of Labour…№ 248 of 08.04,2014, approved by the Decree of Ministry of Public Health of Ukraine, the conditions of the work of the personnel, engaged in beverage bottling, was established to be related to such classes of the conditions of the work as 3.1 (harmful conditions of the 1st degree) and 3.2 (harmful conditions of the 2nd degree) by the sound levels; and 2 (permissible), 3.1 (harmful conditions of the 1st degree), and 3.2 (harmful conditions of the 2nd degree) by the temperature of the air. As a whole, the conditions of work of the personal, engaged in beverage bottling, may be related to the danger class 3.2 (harmful conditions of the 2nd degree). The accelerated aging rate characteristics of the noise exposured personnel were revealed. The average index of the “appropriate biological age”- “biological age” in the main group is statistically reliably higher than that of the control group (9.44±1.97 and - 0.25±0.94 years correspondently). Conclusion: The reliably aging rate acceleration (P<0,05) is observed in the personnel of the Obolon PJSC exposed to the heightened levels of permanent wide-range noise with the excess of the maximum permissible levels at medium and high frequencies (500-8000 Hz).
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