"Don't assume that 'Well, it can't cause cancer' is an answer," explains Chen Yung- jen, director of the Office of Statistics at the EPA and a Ph.D. in public health. A noisy environment causes people to be unable to concentrate, raises blood pressure, raises the pulse rate, and reduces glandular secretions.
「不要以為不會引起癌症，就不是問題」，環保署綜計處長、公共衛生博士陳永仁說，噪音的環境會使人精神不集中、血壓增高、脈博頻率改變，唾液與胃液分泌減少。