We are proud to announce that we co-founded @TinnitusQuest, a new non-profit solely dedicated to silencing #tinnitus once and for all. https://t.co/fiTqaTQoCt

Our patient community, Tinnitus Talk, has more user experiences, as well: https://t.co/jx17y24E7W

Today, @NPR published an article written by @AubreyNPR, praising @LenireTinnitus. @TinnitusHub finds it a shame that articles like this so often omit to mention the lack of placebo control in Lenire's clinical trials, among other things. https://t.co/s7YLtHvR3I

Tinnitus studies are often lacking in rigor and proper design. Results can be misleading for tinnitus sufferers. In this podcast, we discuss problems and solutions related to the quality of #tinnitus research. https://t.co/K39TNXN1ip

Advocating for tinnitus sufferers can feel like screaming into the void. But when our Megan met @TEDchris at @LiveTalksLA, he lifted our spirits and encouraged us to continue supporting people struggling with #tinnitus. Help us to keep going! → https://t.co/ZjbhJdvAtV

What do hearing researchers know about #tinnitus? Well, almost nothing, it turns out! Tinnitus Hub's volunteers are working hard to rectify the situation. https://t.co/oEC48RDHIn

Revisiting with the first ever guest of Tinnitus Talk Podcast, Hazel speaks with Dr. Rauschecker about how we can quickly get new tinnitus medications to market, tinnitus and sleep, what he thinks of psychological treatments for #tinnitus, and more. https://t.co/44EZRpr6pf

Have you heard of devices like Neuromonics, Desyncra, SoundCure, or Lenire? We explore the science behind sound based #tinnitus treatment, and share practical advice on hacking these methods without spending a fortune. https://t.co/PlxSJWoBtD

Many complain about the lack of #tinnitus treatments. Some put their money where their mouth is. Meet @BrianFargo, the man who donated a million dollars to the tinnitus treatment being developed by Dr. Hamid Djalilian. https://t.co/eE1AEb4U5M

Always a pleasure to work with the great @michielssarah24! Take a look at this new tool that helps clinicians diagnose the often overlooked somatosensory components of #tinnitus.

🔊Check out this Tinnitus Talk Podcast episode with @DavidfromtheBTA and @CederrothCR about #tinnitus, data, and a #TinnitusBiobank https://t.co/qxgXvgCc3i ➡️And sign up to support our call for a Tinnitus Biobank: https://t.co/L7tMJBW3b1 #TinnitusWeek

Having ringing ears for 5 minutes is not the same as chronic, severe tinnitus. Support bigger and better data collection efforts to make progress in tinnitus research! #TinnitusBiobank #TinnitusWeek https://t.co/A4FSBsDevG

Most people don’t know noise-induced hearing loss is an invisible public health threat. #KeepListening to learn more about how to protect your ears before it’s too late: https://t.co/d4Bp1S0baZ @HearingHealthFn #KeepListening

Talking about the dark sides of #tinnitus is a necessary evil, because there’s still so much to tackle. But to avoid doom and gloom around the holidays, let us lift your spirits with some good news stories! https://t.co/HVl0EWIqiQ

How do you find what works for your tinnitus? And how do you explain your experience to others? An open and honest discussion between three people with #tinnitus in our latest Tinnitus Talk Podcast episode. https://t.co/XiCBRNjpSL

Disconnecting from tinnitus through psychedelics? Professor Dirk De Ridder is exploring new treatment avenues for #tinnitus patients and is hopeful for a breakthrough... ...but only if researchers pull together. Listen to our Hazel interview Dirk! https://t.co/Rm8CUi1OtE

A renaissance of hearing science? This is what @Otonomy executives told us. Learn more about the company’s exciting drug pipeline in our in-depth Tinnitus Talk Podcast interview. There's also a transcript available, of course. https://t.co/crdc7yCkLU

Thank you to @TinnitusHub for partnering with HLAA's Externally-Led Patient-Focused Drug Development Meeting for People and Families Living with Sensorineural Hearing Loss on May 25. https://t.co/6yXAt5z60g #HLAA_PFDD #hearingloss

A major obstacle to developing better treatments for tinnitus is the lack of a test or measure that can objectively assess whether someone has tinnitus and how severe it is. A new @TinnitusHub explores the development of an objective measure of tinnitus. https://t.co/wnPL0dtByc

If you read or have read our forum Tinnitus Talk, please take a moment to answer a few questions that help us create an even better community for you. https://t.co/0ccMiRW6jK