Press Review
To keep you informed we will publish new and interesting articles and interviews about Tinnitus Research
Tinnitus is a problem experienced mainly in western countries, but developping countries like China must also face a notable increase of younger and younger patients. It is now certain, that stress, muscle tension, trauma, bur also over-eating or poor diet are some of the factors that make tinnitus worse.
Since September Manuela Mazzoli, leader of the TRI workgroup "Nutritional Balance", has directed a research study in Italy on the techniques of reducing stress using Mindfulness (MBSR) techniques designed and adapted for people with tinnitus.
Read about tinnitus research in Italy 
in Audio Infos No. 47
(PDF File, 5,5 MB).
For those who have only a slow internet connection we additionally provide the four single pages of the article
Page 1 (PDF File),
Page 2 (PDF File),
Page 3 (PDF File),
Page 4 (PDF File).
Tanit Ganz Sanchez, leader of the
"Somatosensory Tinnitus and Modulation" workgroup, talked in the Brasilian TV (Rede Globo, Good morning
Brazil), awaring about the risk of tinnitus in the young people with noise exposure (in Portuguese).
Please use the following link to read the interview in english language: Download
Interview (PDF File)
Ana Belén Elgoyhen, leader of the
Pharmacological Workgroup, about "Mammalian Protein helps Calibrate hearing"
Ana Belén Elgoyhen
Ana Belén Elgoyhen is the Laureate 2008 for Latin America of the "L'Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Awards"
Susan Shore
Press review about the research of Dr. Susan Shore, TRI grantee 2006, Kresge Hearing Research Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
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Press review (PDF File)
Catherine O'Brien
about The Torment of Tinnitus, TimesOnline May 19, 2008