Professor Brian Moore, Professor Richard Tyler and Professor Vinay Swarnalatha Nagaraj are conducting a survey of the experiences and hearing problems of people with and without tinnitus. Can you help? Read more
A new paper published this week has found genes strongly linked to tinnitus. What does this mean? Read more
A new study by audiologists at the University of Manchester has found that a significant number of patients reported a deterioration in their hearing when questioned 8 weeks after discharge from a hospital admission for Covid-19. Read more
Despite challenging times, we’ve been working with Sir John Hayes MP - who has tinnitus - to keep increased investment in tinnitus research on the political agenda. Read more
With support from Help Musicians UK, we will be investigating the impact of tinnitus on professional musicians. Read more
A new Europe-wide collaborative project is underway to research new treatments for chronic tinnitus. Read more
Could eye movement desensitization and reprocessing be a possible treatment for tinnitus? John Phillips, Sally Erskine and a team from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital recently published their research. Read more
We are pleased to be able to announce that we are opening two research funding rounds to make sure that vital research happens. Our vision is a world where no one suffers from tinnitus. Read more
A paper called ‘Why is there no cure for tinnitus?’ has been published in the science journal Frontiers in Neuroscience. Jenny Thompson looks into some of the findings of the paper. Read more
BTA Research Officer Dr Georgie Burns O’Connell reviews 'An effective decision-making aid for patients with tinnitus: A retrospective review of 205 patients' by Declan Murphy and John Phillips, May 2020. Read more
We’ve been working hard over the last few years to make sure that we can evidence how urgent finding a cure and better ways to manage tinnitus is, and to make sure that we’re in the best position to be able to do this. Read more
Our vision is a world where no one suffers from tinnitus. We are pleased to be able to announce that we are opening two research funding rounds to make sure that vital research happens. Read more