Tinnitus Research and Practice: 2025 Warsaw Congress Highlights
The 2025 World Tinnitus Congress united global experts to explore cutting-edge research, treatments, and technological innovations in tinnitus care.
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Toward Standardization of Basic Tinnitus Services by Audiologists
Audiologists should at least offer assessment of tinnitus patients and provide basic intervention for tinnitus through hearing aids and other devices, the provision of accurate tinnitus-care information, and/or referrals to other providers for tinnitus-related services. Here’s an easy-to-understand protocol for patients with tinnitus from Dr James Henry and colleagues.
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Researchers Identify Four New Neurons in Peripheral Auditory System
The analysis of these cells is thought to be beneficial to the discovery of new therapies for various kinds of hearing disorders, such as tinnitus and age-related hearing loss.
62nd International EUHA Congress and Exhibition to Begin October 18
The 62nd International Congress of Hearing Aid Acousticians will begin this week, October 18-20, 2017, in Nürnberg, Germany, and will feature approximately 20 lectures.
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Mass. Eye and Ear Receives Gift Totaling More Than $20 Million for Hearing Research
This gift reportedly represents one of the country’s largest philanthropic investments ever to advance research on hearing and hearing loss, a significant public health problem impacting one-third of the world’s population over age 65.
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Renowned Tinnitus Conference Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary in June
The 25th annual International Conference on Management of the Tinnitus & Hyperacusis Patient will be held June 15-16 by the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Organized each year by Rich Tyler, PhD, the conference is designed to review current evaluation and management strategies for the treatment of tinnitus and hyperacusis, and otologists, audiologists, hearing aid specialists, psychologists, and all health care professionals who provide clinical services for patients are invited to attend.
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National Tinnitus Awareness Week, May 16-20
The ATA challenges the tinnitus community to “Make Some Noise” about tinnitus and hyperacusis during National Tinnitus Awareness Week, May 16-20, 2016. Share information and register for the Hyperacusis Webinar by Friday, May 13, 2016.
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The Tinnitus Toolbox Guide to Support the Full Patient Journey
Hearing care professionals need to be able to recognize which tools in their tinnitus toolbox to utilize on a patient-by-patient basis, and also to be aware of research, to help make navigation of the treatment process easier for both clinician and patient.
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New Publication Summarizes Findings on Tinnitus, Hyperacusis
Plural Publishing announced the publication of a new book, Tinnitus: Clinical and Research Perspectives, which summarizes findings from basic and clinical research regarding tinnitus mechanisms, effects, and interventions. The text features international authors, clinicians, and researchers.
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News Report Exposes Harmful Noise Levels of Modern Hand Dryers
In a September 21, 2015 article for The Dallas Morning News, writer Thor Christensen discusses the annoying decibel levels and potential harm caused by modern hand dryers in public places. The noise produced by many of these new hand dryers can reach 100 decibels, and the machines are a growing nuisance for millions of people with tinnitus or hyperacusis.
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Audiology Expert Joins Salus University to Teach Advanced Studies
Dr James Hall joins Salus University as professor of specialty courses in tinnitus, hyperacusis, cochlear implants, and vestibular sciences and disorders. He’ll help grow the College of Audiology’s distance education program and global reach.
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Tinnitus Research Breakthrough May Lead to Testable Model
An international research study has led to a breakthrough that gives new insight into how tinnitus, and the often co-occurring hyperacusis, might develop. The new findings may lead to a testable model.
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