Understanding tinnitus and finding support

For patients

Tinnitus affects millions of people worldwide, but resources, research, and support are available. Explore educational materials, treatment options, and ways to participate in research.

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Books and Articles

Explore expert-written books and articles covering tinnitus causes, treatments, and coping strategies.

Videos, Blogs, and More

Find educational videos, blogs, and patient stories that offer insights into living with tinnitus.

Useful Resources

Access trusted sources for tinnitus research, support groups, and treatment information.

Participate in Research

Help advance tinnitus research by taking part in clinical studies and surveys.

eHealth & Tinnitus Apps

Discover apps designed to help with tinnitus management, including sound therapy and relaxation tools.

Books and Articles

Explore books and articles covering tinnitus causes, treatments, and coping strategies.

Answers to your questions about tinnitus

Videos, Blogs, and More

Educational videos, blogs, and patient stories that offer insights into living with tinnitus.

Participate in research

Do you have tinnitus and want to participate in research projects on tinnitus? Below is a list of research projects that are currently recruiting.

Are you a researcher and you want to announce a research project that is recruiting patients? Please send an email with the information of your study to info@tinnitusresearch.org

eHealth & Tinnitus Apps

Apps designed to help with tinnitus management

Milou App

The Milou App is a 9-week exercise training program to strengthen the neck and shoulder muscles for tinnitus treatment. Milou offers three different exercises every day for nine weeks. The data will be used for scientific purposes to improve our understanding of the treatment of tinnitus.

TrackYourTinnitus

Track your individual tinnitus perception with modern smart phone applications. You can systematically investigate the variation of your tinnitus and find out how it is associated with your daily routine and activities.

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