March 2014 Archive

Browse all posts from March 2014.

TMS Tinnitus

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 27, 2014

Categories: TinnitusTinnitus ResearchTreatment Review

Tags:  rTMS tinnitus and TMS TMS Tinnitus


TMS, as it is colloquially referred to (or Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, which is the proper term) has recently been investigated as a possible treatment avenue for tinnitus. A lot patients get excited about TMS & tinnitus, but the results have not been good. People are attracted to TMS because it's...

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Tinnitus Treatment NYU

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 18, 2014

Categories: Treatment Review

Tags:  acupuncture tinnitus natural tinnitus treatments NYU Langone Medical Center tinnitus treatment nyu


Lots of patients in the New York area search for tinnitus treatment available at NYU. The NYU Langone Medical Center has a series of helpful articles for people searching for "tinnitus treatment NYU" that I'll offer some brief recaps below for: NYU's medical center on homeopathic treatments for tinnitus: A 12-week,...

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Tinnitus Journal

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 13, 2014

Categories: TinnitusTinnitus Research

Tags:  international tinnitus journal tinnitus journal tinnitus research journal


Lots of people look for good academic resources on tinnitus. What's the leading tinnitus journal out there today? From what I can garner, there aren't many tinnitus specific journals. The majority of tinnitus research is essentially a subfield of neuroscience research at either the cellular or brain-imaging based...

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Why Your Ears Keep Ringing (And What You Can Do About It)

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 4, 2014

Categories: Tinnitus

Tags:  tinnitus and technology


Gizmodo has written an introductory post on tinnitus. Check it out here: Some perceive it as a high-pitched, mosquito-like squeal; others, an incessant electrical buzzing. It can even sound like unintelligible voices or music. It's known as tinnitus, and it's a surprisingly common affliction, affecting some 50 million...

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