Tinnitus News

Josephine Swinhoe talks to Fight Through magazine on the issues surrounding hearing protection and the consequences of exposure to loud noises during military operations. The article is available to read below, along with a link to view the full magazine. Did you know that our hearing system is one of the most irreparable parts of […]

In February 2013, The Tinnitus Clinic posted a seven-minute video about Acoustic CR® Neuromodulation, our treatment for tinnitus, on the video-sharing website, YouTube. Last week, the number of views for this video surpassed 200,000.

A tinnitus sufferer has described living with the condition as “torturous” and feels as if he has been given up on by doctors. It is estimated that more than 340,000 people in the South West have tinnitus and with about 33,568 people suffering in Dorset.

Sleeping can be difficult as the noise of the tinnitus disturbs the usual peace of the night. Concentrating at work seems impossible as the tinnitus sounds distract your focus and prevent you from being productive.

Mark Williams, Chief Audiologist at The Tinnitus Clinic, will deliver the keynote address on the first day of the International Hearing Aid Conference and Expo on Audiology and Hearing Devices on August 17th and 18th in Birmingham, UK. 

Following The Tinnitus Clinic’s report on the need to protect our hearing from recreational noise, we were pleased to read about an emerging product called HearAngel.

The chance of an improved life for six million people in the UK living with tinnitus is offered by an extensive study published this week.

Run by Lorraine Tipler of Hearing Help Ltd, this group provides support for people with tinnitus in Lincoln and the surrounding area. The Group holds regular monthly meetings at the Priory Centre in Lincoln, to allow members to hear from speakers working in tinnitus-related fields.

A new product claiming to reduce the impact of tinnitus will be launching in the UK later this year. The device, aptly named the "Mutebutton", includes headphones and a lollipop-like device that sits on your tongue.

Noise levels recorded inside several night clubs and bars were between 85-100 decibels - well above with the UK's Health Executive recommended safe level of 84 decibels. The readings were taken as part of Noise Action Week by The Tinnitus Clinic.

People in the South West of England and Wales can now look forward to better access to the Tinnitus Clinics’ evidence-based tinnitus treatments.  Following on from the success people have had with treatments from The Tinnitus Clinic we have seen growing demand from people across the country and are pleased to announce the opening of a new consulting room in Bristol.

A new patient study on Acoustic CR® Neuromodulation, conducted by our Chief Audiologist Mark Williams and colleagues from the UK and Germany, has been published in the international peer reviewed journal, Frontiers in Neurology.