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Having talked recently with someone that is very well informed of the research on the fighting deafness front, due to his personal hearing problems, he mentioned that gene therapy is right now the only way that he sees as credible in the long term. Having said that, I do not have any personal...

Has anybody, that was recently contacted by Dr. Shore's Lab, gotten into the trial?

I 've just had two done in the last 3 months, I had ear plugs on and I did not have any problems afterwards, not even a small spike. To be honest they were pretty modern MRI machines, so you should express your concerns to the radiologist and speak to him about it, they are also aware of the...

400 mg twice per day.

Since he has an NDA why do you ask then? He already had the courtesy to give us useful information about the current situation. It's only a couple of months time till the results of the study come out. Let's not try to jeopardize his or anyones involvement in it.

Thanks for the info. Since you seem well informed on the subject, do you know or could you guess what part of the trial population until this point has been affected because of the lockdown?

Sorry to disappoint you @alex1975 but this is the generic response a lot of us got when we applied back in summer, I hope it is true of course.

And that's why I quoted you because you tried to show that Watasha's logic was wrong by quoting a wrong number/calculation. The quoted logic is unfortunately right and 3 of course is no sample size, but 9 people is, albeit a tiny one. Either you take no improvement of 3 people, or only 2 out of...

No, it's not. You forgot to add to that (2/3)x(1/3)x(2/3) + (1/3)x(2/3)x(2/3) which sums up to the right probability of around 44%. Sorry for being a nerd, just thought that false information should be corrected. :D And since we are talking statistics, when do you @PeterPan think that we could...

People keep on repeating the same arguments against (and for, but mainly against) Lenire for the last many pages. Just a word of advice, you repeating the same arguments does not help anybody, it just becomes tiring. You have been heard and your opinion has been recorded, please let us keep...

Thank you Edward. I find the answer straightforward and professional (although most probably it wasn't written by Dr. Shore herself :)) Do we know if there is a way to get added on this e-mail list of Dr. Shore's?

Is it a coincidence that all the members that have seen improvement already have had tinnitus only for a relatively short period of time? Can it be that the time that someone has been having tinnitus plays a role in the outcome of the treatment? And I also remember that an exclusion criterion...

@acute To be honest with you, if it's true what you state on your profile, that you've had tinnitus only for 2 months, that would be quite a good reason to be excluded or at least to not be considered for the first allotted spots, as you may well know for a great part of tinnitus sufferers the...

Although it is not a treatment for hyperacusis, I remember reading that after getting rid of tinnitus @Clare B also got rid of the sensitivity to specific sounds that she had, like cleaning plates. I am in no way an expert in how this technology works down to the smallest detail but I suspect...

Well I think residency will only be an issue if one is willing to have the costs covered by his insurance, public or private. If one is willing to pay himself for the treatment, it won't be a problem.