Interesting Research in 2005
Here is some interesting research going on in 2005:www.ringingears.org/resea...rrent.html
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Jinsheng Zhang - $162 000 - Money well spent.Electrical suppression of tinnitus is I think is going to be a major tinnitus treatment in the future. Robert Levine - $75 000 - pulsatile tinnitus - i...
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The electrical stimulation thing seems promising. I wonder if really matters what the orgin of your t is to get good results from the treatment? I'm not sure but I believe TMS(trancrainial magnetic...
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dgoivach : it would seem that all the recent research seems to be showing that the source is in the cochlea. Some how finidng a way to vibrate the cochlea would reduce the tinnitus. Any entrepreneurs...
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I have to disagree with you Moonlight. I think the most recent research has shown that most tinnitus is really in the brain not in the cochlea. There is of course the fact that cutting the auditory...
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Newbie: "I think the most recent research has shown that most tinnitus is really in the brain not in the cochlea."What research is this?"There is of course the fact that cutting the auditory nerve...
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Moonlight, Agreed. Whatever works is fine with me. I don't give a damn so long as I wouldn't have to hear this crap anymore.Newbie
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newbie writes:I think the most recent research has shown that most tinnitus is really in the brain not in the cochlea. ...................There are some semantics here. There are likely ear and brain...
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