Obvious a very low level study, but as someone with tinnitus any progress in their area is exciting!
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My wife has tinnitus and it's so strange to me that there's so little research into this topic and absolutely no answers or relief for people that suffer from it.
It’s a complex disease with many mechanisms and causes but it doesn’t really kill people. So hard work and little urgency.
It doesn’t directly kill people, but a cause of suicide due to the extremely high impact of Tinnitus on mental health
True, but nobody says xy died of tinnitus which is the deciding factor
I agree.
I just wish things were different, and tinnitus taken more seriously as a life-threatening illness.
Fuckin POP! WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 🙄
Ball buster for sure.
Metal heads rejoice
Anyone who went to concerts without hearing protection really. Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Anyone who went to see The Pixies even with hearing protection.
I feel attacked.
Jokes on you, I don't remember a time without the eeeeeeeeeee
*prevent some types of hearing loss.
Best news I've heard all week.
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