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I think they decided to do so to make the figures "cleaner", otherwise the error bars would overlap in some figures (for example in Figure 3 during the treatment phase), which is also important information IMO. Both ways of showing the results are common in health research (although having the...

Thanks, @Nick47 and I would like to invite you and other members of the community to reach me in case you have research ideas you would like to discuss/pursue. I truly appreciate the knowledge transfer from interacting with the broader society.

Thank you very much @Toby1972 and @ErikaS. And I would also like to thank all 107 participants of the survey. I will start with the data analysis and will share it in this thread once I have some results :-)

Thank you very much for participating in the survey and for the feedback, @Awerlu, @star-affinity, and @Joshua Macleod :thankyousign: The sampling questionnaire we used is called the Tinnitus Sampling Case History Questionnaire, which is known to have some limitations. Developing a better...

Thank you very much @JimmyStrong!

Hi @Stayinghopeful, Pregnenolone and Pregnanolone are two different steroids. Pregnenolone is the precursor of almost all other steroids we produce, and synthesized directly from cholesterol. Meanwhile, pregnanolone is a steroid derived from progesterone and similar to allopregnanolone. I...

Thank you very much for participating in the survey, @Tiles, and I'm sorry it took longer to complete it than estimated :beeranimation:

Thank you very much, @ZFire, and I'm sorry it took longer than what I estimated in the first post. Your contribution is much appreciated :-)

Thank you very much for participating in the survey and for sharing your experience, @ECP. The description of your experience is exactly what this survey is trying to capture, and I hope to use its results to share with others the good deeds of Tinnitus Talk. Here are some published data from...

Thank you very much @Damocles, I really appreciate it :-)

Thank you very much @2noist :thankyousign:

Hi @Nick47 , Thank you very much for participating in the survey, I really appreciate it :thankyousign: I haven't seen the results of Dr. Shore's work yet (I believe it has not been published yet), but from what I've heard from some people, there's room for some cautious optimism. I am also...

Hi folks, My name is Jorge and I am an assistant professor of AI and mental health at the University of Twente, the Netherlands. I am collaborating on a project with @Hazel and @Markku where we investigate the profile of the users of Tinnitus Talk on different dimensions. We came up with an...

From what I understand, it is possible to request the individual medical folder of each person in the UK biobank. One has to make a formal request, select the desired items and pay an administration fee. The information in the website is a description of what they have available (and for how...

Hi @brokensoul, Thank you very much for the kind words, and thank you very much for all the thought put into this. Here's some food for thought: I agree with you with regards to question #1 (especially if the goal is to use it as way to cluster people with/without tinnitus), but question #2...

Thank you for the chance to present ourselves and to explain some of our work and some of our ideas. I don’t know if that will bring any consolation, but Patrick and I are members of the E-Health group of the department of Psychology and Psychiatry: we are not clinical psychologists (or...