Hearing loss and other auditory problems are strongly associated with Covid-19 according to a systematic review of research evidence. Read more
The British Tinnitus Association and RNID are co-funding research into how brain activity changes during the development of tinnitus. Read more
A researcher from Newcastle University is investigating whether a specific type of sound is successful at reducing tinnitus loudness. Can you help? Read more
We've awarded £118,000 to a team from Macquarie University, Australia for a study that's using artificial intelligence to try and discover an objective measure of tinnitus. Read more
Our newest podcast launched during Tinnitus Week. The focus is on tinnitus research. Listen here. Read more
Please sign our petition today and help us give people with tinnitus hope for a cure. Read here to find out more. Read more
Three steps the Government must take to give people with tinnitus hope for a cure. Read all about it here. Read more
Our former research volunteer Eleni Genitsaridi shares details of a recent University of Nottingham tinnitus study that she co-authored. Read more
A study has found that nearly half (46%) of UK sufferers report that their tinnitus has been made worse due to the impact of lockdown and lifestyle changes during the pandemic. Read more
We’re delighted to announce the winner of the 2020 Marie and Jack Shapiro Prize. 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
We're delighted to announce that our first 2020/21 Large Research Grant recipient is King’s College London and University of Nottingham for a study that aims to identify tinnitus biomarkers. Read more
New research, using data from the UK Biobank, has revealed important information about the natural history of tinnitus, the prevalence of the condition, how it changes over time and its risk factors Read more