Tinnitus News

Ninety per cent of tinnitus sufferers have reported significantly improved symptoms after using a ‘pioneering’ treatment, according to new research.

A tea kettle, buzzing cicada or screeching noise? Tinnitus suffers are being invited to use a new online, sound matching tool to help better understand their type of tinnitus and the potential treatments that might be able to help them.

Millions of people across the UK and Europe can now benefit from the very latest tinnitus treatments following a major expansion project.

Top tips from Mark Williams, Chief Audiologist at The Tinnitus Clinic

Reading that 50% of newly qualified teachers (NQTs) are leaving the profession after five years was a shocking statistic to me.

Reading that 50% of newly qualified teachers (NQTs) are leaving the profession after five years was a shocking statistic to me.

Three specialists from the leading provider of tinnitus treatments in the UK have joined experts from Whipps Cross University Hospital to deliver a paper on the causes, assessment, and management of a less common but more troublesome form of the condition.

A doctor who works closely with The Tinnitus Clinic and assisted in compiling its First Appointment Guide has met the Prime Minister after being shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

Tinnitus sufferers in Malta will be able to access long-term relief from the condition for the first time with the launch of a partnership between The Tinnitus Clinic and independent hearing clinic Loud and Clear.

Tinnitus sufferers in Malta will be able to access long-term relief from the condition for the first time with the launch of a partnership between The Tinnitus Clinic and independent hearing clinic Loud and Clear.

We know from the descriptions in our patient testimonials just how unbearable a condition untreated tinnitus can be, so it was great to be able to share our advice and expertise with Celebrity Angels.

An audiologist from the UK’s leading tinnitus clinic is urging sufferers to seek support after a study has revealed considerable regional variation in tinnitus service provision across the UK, particularly in the availability of psychological treatments.