Title: Compressed Audio May Pose Risks to Hearing Health
Original: In guinea pigs it can weaken muscles important for hearing
Rewrite: Research involving guinea pigs indicates that compressed audio formats can compromise the function of auditory muscles, potentially leading to hearing impairment.
Source: The Economist Generated at: 2025-05-07 17:21:37 UTC
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