Tinnitus: Bi-sensory treatment appears promising
American scientists have developed a new treatment to reduce somatic tinnitus, a form linked to physical movements and touch. THE ...
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The mystery of tinnitus: what we know in 2024
Tinnitus, the phantom noise that haunts millions of people, continues to pose a medical challenge in 2024. Although scientific advances ...
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Tinnitus: “Thanks to massage and the sound of water, patients no longer think about it”
To date, there is no treatment that cures tinnitus. However, it is possible to keep the symptoms at bay by ...
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Tinnitus: “Sophrology should not be neglected”
In France, between 10 and 18% of the population have tinnitus. This is the case of Florent Anelka who started ...
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Hearing loss: musicians are the first in the line of fire
Musicians constitute a population at risk of hearing loss. Arnaud Coez, president of the French Audiology Society, brings his knowledge ...
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Tinnitus: a financial burden that adds to physical and mental suffering
A survey carried out by two associations highlights the economic and social weight of tinnitus in France. No less than ...
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Tinnitus, hearing loss: medications to prevent these disorders caused by noise
American researchers discover the molecular mechanism of noise-induced hearing loss and find a way to alleviate it. THE ESSENTIAL Noise-induced ...
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Tinnitus: patients like music less
People who hear ringing, buzzing or crackling sounds in one or both ears are less attentive and find the music ...
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Tinnitus, hearing fatigue, attention problems… Is music dangerous?
For several years we have been able to listen to music at a high sound level for a very long ...
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Video gaming: gamers have an increased risk of hearing loss or tinnitus
Video game players are exposed to sound levels near or above permitted safety limits, which may increase their risk of ...
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Tinnitus: an app helps train the brain to overcome it
Researchers have developed an application to reduce the discomfort caused by tinnitus in just a few weeks. THE ESSENTIAL More ...
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Tinnitus: “Certain foods can decrease or increase its frequency and intensity”
Whistling, buzzing, crackling… Tinnitus affects around 10% of the adult population in France. To improve their condition, Gaëlle Girier, dietician ...
Read moreTinnitus: auditory nerve damage may be involved
Tinnitus, a persistent ringing and noise in the ears, is thought to be associated with undetected auditory nerve damage. THE ...
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Covid vaccines could cause tinnitus and hearing damage
© ShutterstockThe safety of anti-Covid-19 vaccines is (very) closely monitored by health authorities around the world.In France, as the National ...
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Tinnitus: laser therapy would be effective
Laser therapy would be the most effective treatment for tinnitus, according to a new Brazilian study. THE ESSENTIAL Some 750 ...
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Early hearing loss, tinnitus… The hearing health of children under 10 is a concern
© Shutterstock / Julija SulkovskaAs National Hearing Day approaches on March 9, the IFOP and the JNA Association are publishing ...
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Tinnitus: a new treatment to eliminate ringing in the ears
© ShuttersrockTinnitus is hell for nearly 15% of adults worldwide. In France, one in four adults suffer from this more ...
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A promising treatment for tinnitus
American scientists have developed a new therapy to alleviate somatic tinnitus, a form linked to physical movement and touch. THE ...
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Tinnitus: living near a busy street increases the risk
The more residents are exposed to traffic noise in their homes, the more likely they are to develop tinnitus. THE ...
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Tinnitus: a new treatment based on white noise
Tinnitus treatment may be aided by listening to white noise, according to a new study. THE ESSENTIAL White noise is ...
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In the summer, our ears are in danger
In the past, this was called “ringing” in the ears. Today, the buzzword is “tinnitus”. Better suited to the generation ...
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Tinnitus: more than 15 million French people affected
Tinnitus affects more than 15 million French people. This hearing problem can quickly ruin our lives if we are not ...
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Hearing Day: Changing simple lifestyle habits can beat tinnitus
On the occasion of National Hearing Day, Why Doctor publishes the good sheets of the book "Acouphenes: recognizing them and ...
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Hearing loss and tinnitus: what if it was linked to Covid-19 vaccines?
Recently, the WHO reported cases of people suffering from sudden hearing loss and tinnitus after receiving the coronavirus vaccine. The ...
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Tinnitus: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs involved?
American scientists have revealed that people who frequently take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), in moderate doses, have a higher risk ...
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Health impacts of noise are on the rise
7 out of 10 French people say they are regularly bothered by noise, and 21% feel that their sensitivity to ...
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AZF explosion: what if 20 years later, we still suffer from tinnitus?
On September 21, 2001, the sound of the AZF factory explosion traumatized the ears of local residents, many of whom ...
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Covid-19: are hearing problems a symptom?
The analysis of more than twenty studies carried out on Covid-19 shows that the virus is associated with certain hearing ...
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Hearing Day: How Noise and Stress Trigger Tinnitus
On the occasion of National Hearing Day, Why Doctor publishes the good sheets of the book "Acouphenes: recognizing them and ...
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Has the origin of tinnitus been found?
Electrical brain stimulation can modulate the synchronization of the cerebral hemispheres which changes what we hear and limits tinnitus. THE ...
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