tinnitus

Imagine living with a constant ringing or buzzing in your ears that no one else can hear. For 16 million people in France, this is

An innovative treatment called bimodal neuromodulation offers hope to the millions of people with tinnitus. Here’s how it works.

This randomized clinical trial examines the effects of unimodal and bimodal sound stimulation on tinnitus symptoms in adults.

A combination of acoustic and electrical stimulation reduces tinnitus by half

A promising drug being developed right here in Oklahoma could help people who suffer from tinnitus, also known as ringing in the ears.

People with tinnitus may be able to find relief with a new kind of treatment, according to a new study.

Millions of people experience tinnitus in different degrees, some are louder than others. Tinnitus is the perception of sound when no actual external noise ...

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The FDA has granted de novo approval to Neuromod Devices’ Lenire, a noninvasive device for the treatment of tinnitus and the first of its kind to receive approval in the United States, according to a company press release.

Neuromod Devices has received €30m in funding to support further commercialisation of its tinnitus treatment device, Lenire. According to the company, large-scale clinical trials demonstrated Lenire’s ability to lower tinnitus severity.

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[23-Nov-2022] Tinnitus, that ringing, buzzing, hissing, whistling noise in your ear that only you seem to be able to hear, is a condition shared by 25 million American adults, according to the American Tinnitus Association.

Changing audio tones and electrical stimulation during treatment shows greater reduction in tinnitus symptoms severity during second large-scale trial using bimodal neuromodulation device, Lenire® 91% of treatment compliant participants experienced improvement in tinnitus symptoms that sustained 12 months after treatment. 95% of treatment compliant participants reported an improvement in tinnitus symptoms in as little as 6 weeks. 87.8% said they would recommend treatment to others with tinnitus Lenire is the first commercially available bimodal neuromodulation device which treats tinnitus. Lenire is available in Denmark through Specialklinikken Borgå ApS. Neuromod Devices Limited, the medical technology company behind the novel tinnitus treatment device, Lenire®, published overwhelmingly positive results of the breakthrough device’s second large-scale clinical trial, TENT-A2 (Treatment Evaluation of Neuromodulation for Tinnitus - Stage A2)1. The trial found that changing the audio and

Find in this article 33 ways to decrease tinnitus.

More than 50 million Americans experience tinnitus. For most people, a lot can be done to lessen the discomfort. An ear expert offers their tips.

The authors also estimated that 48% of people aged 12-34 around the world are exposed to excessive noise in loud music venues.

Small trial study showed improvement in two thirds of volunteers in 12 weeks.

The technology is progressing but it must pass a number of regulatory hurdles. We’re unlikely to see an affordable implant in the short term.

Jupiter Wellness, Inc. (Nasdaq:JUPW), a wellness company focused on hair loss, eczema, burns, and sexual wellness announced today the initiation of a triple-blinded clinical study evaluating a possible treatment for tinnitus.

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An abstract is unavailable.

The authors say the estimates place tinnitus among the leading causes of disability, and the lack of effective treatment options justifies a major investment in research in this area.

Even though there is no cure for tinnitus today, good approaches that significantly reduce the burden of affected individuals are available.

Quite a lot of people claim it works for them, but what does the science say?

Researchers from the University of Auckland came up with "encouraging results" from a clinical trial of a mobile-phone-based therapy for curing Tinnitus.

The mobile therapy is designed to teach the brain to defocus on noises only people with tinnitus can hear.