Many aging adults experience some form of hearing problems that may arise from auditory
peripheral damage. However, it has been increasingly acknowledged that hearing loss is …

Tinnitus is a heritable, highly prevalent auditory disorder treated by multiple medical
specialties. Previous GWAS indicated high genetic correlations between tinnitus and …

Background: Commonly encountered nontraumatic, moderate noise is increasingly
implicated in anxiety; however, the neural substrates underlying this process remain …

Background The aberrant brain network that gives rise to the phantom sound of tinnitus is
believed to determine the effectiveness of tinnitus therapies involving neuromodulation with …

Tinnitus is a highly prevalent and disabling disorder in which sound is perceived in the
absence of an external auditory energy source. The disorder is complex and can arise from …

Vitamin C (Vc) plays a pivotal role in a series of pathological processes, such as tumors,
immune diseases, and neurological disorders. However, its therapeutic potential for tinnitus …

Excessive exposure to loud noise causes hearing loss and neural plasticity throughout the
auditory pathway. Recent studies have identified that non-auditory regions, such as the …

Background Long‐term non‐traumatic noise exposure, such as heavy traffic noise, can elicit
emotional disorders in humans. However, the underlying neural substrate is still poorly …

Introduction Subjective tinnitus, the perception of sound without an external acoustic source,
is often subsequent to noise-induced hearing loss or ototoxic medications. The condition is …

Tinnitus, characterized by phantom sound perception, is a highly disruptive condition lacking
clearly effective treatments. Its complex neural mechanisms are not fully elucidated …