Recent headlines in the United Kingdom earlier this year attributed noise-cancelling headphones as a possible culprit in rising rates of auditory processing disorder (APD) and hearing problems in younger populations. While the APD theory is interesting, it’s speculation that’s not backed up by the data, according to a campus audiologist.
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