Does Sound Masking Cause Headaches? What Research Suggests 95013

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Sound masking sits in that oddly specific corner of building design: it is engineered to reduce speech intelligibility and smooth out disruptive sounds, usually through a controlled background noise. When people complain of headaches after a system is installed, it is tempting to blame the sound masking itself. Sometimes that blame is justified.