Table 1.
First author | Year | Country | Study design | Population age (years) | Number of cases of hypertension | Exposure levels (dBA) | Adjustments | OR |
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Rosenlund et al.[6] | 2001 | Sweden | cross-sectional | 19-80 | 2959 | <55; ≥55 | Age, sex, smoking, education, physical activity, fruit consumption and house type | Multivariable adjusted |
Knipschild[13] | 1977 | Netherlands | cross-sectional | 35-64 | 5828 | 20-40; 40-60 | Not reported | Unadjusted |
GOTO[16] | 2002 | Japan | cross-sectional | NA | 1646 | Unexposed; ≥75; | Anti-hypertension treatment, diet, alcohol consumption and smoking | Multivariable adjusted |
Eriksson et al.[17] | 2010 | Sweden | cohort | 35-56 | 4721 | <50; ≥50 | Age, socioeconomic status, smoking and body mass index, sex (total population only) | Multivariable adjusted |
Black[22] | 2007 | Sydney | cross-sectional | 15-87 | 1500 | unexposed; ≥70; | Noise sensitivity, annoyance of traffic and aircraft noise, interaction between aircraft and traffic noise annoyance | Multivariable adjusted |