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One of the ATA’s key initiatives is education, and we hope to broaden our impact through this free newsletter. Each newsletter will include articles on the latest tinnitus research, scientifically-grounded advice from experts, and powerful personal stories from people with tinnitus.

Some articles will come from the American Tinnitus Association’s tri-annual magazine, Tinnitus Today. We’re providing a select few for free, but if you’d like full access to the award-winning magazine, you’ll be automatically subscribed by joining the ATA.

This $120,000 grant benefits research into auditory gating and its role in the perception of tinnitus. “Gating” is how your brain filters out certain repetitive or unimportant information. 

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Sleep struggles keeping you up? An audiologist weighs in

By Sylvie Hébert, PhD

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Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids Available This Month

What this means for people with hearing loss

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*If you have tinnitus, it is recommended to see a physician to rule out possible underlying medical issues and to have your hearing evaluated by an audiologist.

Pursuing Dreams, Life and Joy…
Despite Tinnitus

How one young woman coped with her tinnitus diagnosis

By Ellen Meny

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