Abstract
Tinnitus and hearing loss are the most common effects of long-term exposure of the hearing system to a noisy environment. Nowadays, due to continuing exposure to noise, an exquisite number of over 430 million individuals worldwide are experiencing hearing deficits, specifically young people aged between 12 and 35 years who are prone to severe hearing loss [1]. People with hearing loss experience a decrease in quality of life because of the lack of a cure for noise-related hearing loss due to its complicated pathophysiology. This summary focuses on key pathways of hearing loss damage, pharmacological treatments, and current prevention and therapy approaches.
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