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May 18, 2022

Episode #9

This episode critically examines the scientific validity of tinnitus treatment claims and addresses the ethical concerns surrounding non-evidence-based medicine, placebo effects, and pseudoscience.

Deborah Hall

Scientifically proven to reduce tinnitus”: Examining the evidence behind the claims

Alain Londero

Non-Evidence Based Medicine": pseudoscience, quackery, placebo effect and ethics

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Explore more expert-led discussions on tinnitus research, treatment approaches, and patient perspectives.

Episode #25

In this early researcher edition, Robin Scharnaglis will present us the Personalized Advantage Index (PAI) for predicting treatment success in tinnitus: a retrospective analysis of UNITI data, and Kamalakannan Karupaiah will talk about multichannel auditory cortical responses and source analyses in Misophonia: a neurophysiological investigation.

Robin Scharnaglis

Kamalakannan Karupaiah

June 10, 2026

Episode #24

In this episode Jana Devos will tell us about deep brain stimulation as a potential treatment for refractory tinnitus, and Andrew Parr will present us with his own, bespoke method of tinnitus treatment.

Jana Devos

Andrew Parr

March 11, 2026

Episode #23

In this episode Dr. Fabrice Bardy reports on the clinical use of digital therapeutics for tinnitus, and Dr. Marisa Pedemonte educates us on the importance of sleep for tinnitus reduction.

Dr. Fabrice Bardy

Dr. Marisa Pedemonte

February 11, 2026

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