Research
Researchers transform stem cells into inner ear structure
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- Published on 01 August 2013
Scientists at Indiana University have transformed mouse embryonic stem cells into key structures of the inner ear.
Tinnitus in Polish children
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- Published on 31 July 2013
Collagen Type II Is Produced in Healing Pars Tensa of Perforated Tympanic Membranes
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- Published on 30 July 2013
Research
Type II collagen is synthesized in the tympanic membrane during healing of a perforation. Swedish researchers have studied the time course and appearance of Type II collagen regrowth in the newly healed tympanic membrane.
Bacterial meningitis linked to hearing loss
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- Published on 24 July 2013
Cognition Impairment and Tinnitus
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- Published on 15 July 2013
New technology can cause hearing loss
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- Published on 10 July 2013
Researchers in Turkey have found that users of mobile phones and computers are more often to complain about headaches, joint and bone pain, hearing loss, vertigo and anxiety.
Congenital hearing loss in South African children
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- Published on 02 July 2013
Handedness and the cellphone
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- Published on 01 July 2013
There is a strong correlation between brain dominance and the ear used to listen to a cellphone, according to new research from the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
Multi-modal treatment for tinnitus
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- Published on 21 June 2013
Dirk de Ridder: Tinnitus as prediction error
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- Published on 21 June 2013
Neurosurgeon Prof. Dr. Dirk de Ridder (Brain Clinic in the Antwerp University Hospital) operates in a field that witnesses an enormous gain of insight, an insight to which he himself wholeheartedly contributes. Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas and Merleau-Ponty all play a role in his vision on brain science and tinnitus. Science seems to get nearer to an explanation for tinnitus. This offers new treatment opportunities. De Ridder is about to emigrate to New Zealand; therefore Audiology Infos took the opportunity to interview him with both hands, twenty thousand kilometres closer to home.
