November 19, 2025

Episode #22

In this episode Prof. Marlies Knipper discusses the latest news about tinnitus and hyperacusis from novel imaging systems and Patrick A. Lynch informs about the importance of philanthropic support to the future of tinnitus research and treatment.
Prof. Dr. Marlies Knipper
News about tinnitus and hyperacusis from novel imaging systems
Patrick A. Lynch
The importance of philanthropic support to the future of tinnitus research and treatment

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