Tinnitus News

The Tinnitus Clinic has been shortlisted for two awards at the MedilinkWM Medical and Healthcare business awards.

Middlesex cricketer Toby Roland-Jones will make his England test debut tomorrow (July 27) against South Africa at The Oval. The seamer made his one-day international debut in May and will play in the third test as a replacement for Mark Wood, who has a heel injury. We’re proud to sponsor Toby, 29, who has taken […]

A former Royal Marine injured in Afghanistan has become the first UK veteran to benefit from iPod-based treatment for debilitating tinnitus.

The Tinnitus Clinic's managing director, Josephine Swinhoe, wins Best Aural Healtcare Practice MD - UK, and Most Innovative Specialised Tinnitus Clinic - UK, 2017. In this interview with CEO Monthly, she reveals how she feels about the award and what it means for The Tinnitus Clinic.

If I was to tell you that one in ten people had a disability which couldn’t be physically seen, but that often prevented them from working - how would you feel?

Tinnitus sufferers across West Central Scotland will be able to access long-term relief from the condition with the launch of a leading audiology clinic in Glasgow.

From competing at Brands Hatch to enjoying 24-hour duration races - Roger King has many fond memories from his long touring career in car engineering.

As the only clinic in the UK to offer the Levo® Therapy System for Tinnitus, we are thrilled to announce it has won gold at the 2017 Medical Design Excellence Awards (MDEA).

A soldier whose hearing was irrevocably damaged while serving in Afghanistan is encouraging others to seek help after finding a treatment that has helped him manage his 'horrendous’ tinnitus to the point where he barely notices it.

A former section commander in the Royal Marines who nearly died in a bomb blast in Afghanistan is raising awareness of tinnitus - calling it the ‘unseen injury which has affected me most’.

Super-keen birdwatchers chasing the glory of being the first to hear the cuckoo this year may be foiled — because their hearing’s not good enough.

As well as helping patients find relief from tinnitus, we also help patients with hearing difficulties to find a new lease of life from our specialist hearing solutions service.