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Tinnitus is a disabling hearing disorder that significantly impacts 7% of us, over 345,000 New Zealanders "Tinnitus is so challenging to understand and treat because it is so different from person to person, If you can manage their tinnitus then you can effectively reduce the burden of anxiety and depression These devices can help tinnitus sufferers. But is it a cure? "This is the future of tinnitus research."

The collective efforts of many has led to a a break-through in the personalised treatment of tinnitus Listen to this recent radio interview on a digital polytherapeutic treatment for tinnitus from Associate "Tinnitus research is not easy. The field of tinnitus is littered by false hopes of miracle cures and treatments that overpromise but underdeliver" Read more about tinnitus research funded by the Auckland Medical Research Foundation.

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'I'm curious about a cure for my tinnitus' "I cried for six months when I found out." ​ Tessa Law was inconsolable for six months after she was diagnosed with tinnitus. on tinnitus’s effect on quality of life. I went to London to a tinnitus clinic, then I went to the University of Auckland tinnitus clinic, and Tinnitus can be a barometer for stress.

It started to dawn on me this was tinnitus and chronic,” the Aucklander says. on tinnitus’s effect on quality of life. I went to London to a tinnitus clinic, then I went to the University of Auckland tinnitus clinic, and Tinnitus can be a barometer for stress. Sign up Tinnitus 2021 Donate T

...can we find a cure for tinnitus? Cervantée Wild: A Homecoming for Child Health Researcher Curious to know about the latest research into tinnitus