News
The Tinnitus Research Initiative Conference 2026: Jumping the Wall Toward Mechanism-Based Tinnitus Care
The Tinnitus Research Initiative (TRI) Conference, taking place in Berlin from 16–18 September 2026, marks a significant milestone for the field of tinnitus research. Celebrating two decades of i Read More
CBT-Hear: Building a Structured Training and Certification Pathway for Tinnitus Care
As demand for tinnitus services continues to grow, the availability of appropriately trained clinicians has emerged as a critical limiting factor. This article outlines the development of the CBT-H Read More
Organisational Developments in the UK and USA: Shaping the Future of Tinnitus Care
Organisational and policy developments play a crucial role in translating tinnitus research into meaningful improvements in care. This article reviews recent developments in the United Kingdom and Read More
India Launches National Tinnitus Clinical and Research Network
A new national initiative aimed at strengthening tinnitus research and clinical collaboration across India has officially been launched with the establishment of the Tinnitus Clinical and R Read More
From Earth to Sound: Living with Tinnitus
While the Annual Tinnitus Report is grounded primarily in scientific analysis and clinical evidence, it also recognises the importance of lived experience in understanding tinnitus. This article pr Read More
Tinnitus Book Show: New Scandinavian Textbook on Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia
As part of the Tinnitus Book Show initiative linked to the 4th World Tinnitus Congress and XV International Tinnitus Seminar (London, 30 June to 2 July 2027), we are pleased to highlight a newly pu Read More
Precision Neuromodulation and the New Tinnitus Neuroscience
Neuromodulation continues to attract significant interest as a potential intervention for tinnitus, particularly as understanding of neural mechanisms becomes more sophisticated. This article explo Read More
Audiology and the Future of Tinnitus Care in India: Capacity, Access, and Precision
India represents one of the most important frontiers for the future of tinnitus care. With a large and diverse population, rising life expectancy, and increasing awareness of hearing and sound into Read More
International Experts Begin Defining Minimum Standards for Tinnitus Care
The World Tinnitus Congress (WTC) has launched the first phase of an international consensus initiative aimed at defining core competencies, minimum training standards, and foundational service del Read More
Rewiring Tinnitus Science: From Molecular Signals to Network-Level Care
Recent advances in tinnitus research increasingly point toward the need to rethink how the condition is conceptualised, studied, and treated. Rather than focusing on isolated structures or single c Read More