You can manage but not cure tinnitus
By Jim Miller Editor: Have you noticed how much attention is being paid to tinnitus recently? I think it’s because we baby boomers are looking… Read More »You can manage but not cure tinnitus
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TINNITUS – What are those noises you hear?
Editor: If you have a hearing loss, chances are you’re all too familiar with tinnitus. What is commonly called “ringing in the ears” is, in… Read More »TINNITUS – What are those noises you hear?
Chronic, Moderate Tinnitus Interferes with Cognitive Abilities
Editor: A recent study concludes that people with chronic, moderate tinnitus don’t perform as well on some tests of cognitive function as people without tinnitus.… Read More »Chronic, Moderate Tinnitus Interferes with Cognitive Abilities
Twelve million seek medical help for tinnitus
Editor: Here’s an interesting article on tinnitus by audiologist Linda Gamayel. It is reprinted with permission from the KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS. Tinnitus is a term derived… Read More »Twelve million seek medical help for tinnitus
Tinnitus may interfere with tough Mental Tasks
Editor: Here’s more evidence that tinnitus may interfere with the performance of demanding mental tasks. People who suffer from chronic, moderate tinnitus, or ringing in… Read More »Tinnitus may interfere with tough Mental Tasks
Botox May Smooth Your Wrinkles and Stop the Ringing in Your Ears
Editor: I’ve seen several alleged remedies for tinnitus, but have yet to hear from anyone for whom the remedies have worked. So I’m a bit… Read More »Botox May Smooth Your Wrinkles and Stop the Ringing in Your Ears
Medical Aspects of Hearing Loss
This portion of our website focuses on the medical aspects of hearing loss. Psychological and Psychosocial Implications of Hearing Loss Cochlear Implant Information Here’s a… Read More »Medical Aspects of Hearing Loss
Noise is Difficult to Define
Editor: Is it just me or are we suddenly being inundated with articles on noise and its effect on hearing loss? It seems that I… Read More »Noise is Difficult to Define
Catching up to the Future: Charting Your Own Courses
Editor: This TDI workshop was presented by Dr. Gregg Vanderheiden of the Trace Center at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. He discusses two “futuristic”… Read More »Catching up to the Future: Charting Your Own Courses
SHHH Exhibit Hall
The SHHH Conference exhibit hall was packed with vendors offering the latest in hearing loss technology. Cheryl Heppner of NVRC wrote up her visit in… Read More »SHHH Exhibit Hall