Graduation in Speech-Language Pathology from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of São Paulo (FMUSP) (1995), Master of Science (Experimental Physiopathology) from FMUSP (2000) and Doctor of Science (Experimental Physiopathology) from FMUSP (2005). Associate Professor at FMUSP (2017). She is currently an associate professor of the Speech Therapy Course at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of São Paulo. She works in the field of audiology, focusing on the prevention of hearing loss. She is currently developing research in the area of noise, teleaudiometry, hidden hearing loss and objective measures for the non-auditory effects of noise. She advises undergraduate, multi-professional residency, master's and doctoral students, with and without scholarships. She holds a research productivity grant from CNPq (Level 1-D). It has regular research support, with FAPESP funding. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Noise is an environmental problem, especially in urban areas. However, most assessments of this problem have been based on the discomfort that noise causes to people or the extent to which it disturbs human activities. Although studies on the non-auditory effects of noise are limited, research suggests that noise can have negative effects on learning, cognitive performance, cardiovascular…
Introduction: There are studies that emphasize the importance of evaluation entire auditory pathway in workers exposed to occupational noise, since both peripheral and central portions can be affected by otoaggressive agents, such as noise. Recently, animal studies have showed that exposure to noise may cause hidden hearing loss (synaptopathy), a change that would occur due to the loss of…
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Noise induced hearing loss is characterized by sensorineural hearing loss, which have the main aspect irreversibility and gradual progression of hearing loss with the time of exposure to the risk, usually reaching the two ears of symmetric form. It can affect professionals from different industrial sectors and musicians. The specific hearing protector devices for musicians has a uniform a…
In the workplace, worker safety is of vital importance. In this sense, the actions of sanitary and epidemiological surveillance, aimed at identifying situations that require the planning of protection actions, which seek prevention, are necessary. Since these collective measures are not always possible, the use of appropriate personal protective equipment (hearing protectors), and in the …
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