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Hey there - I would absolutely hate to give you my one, isolated, anecdotal (because no one has the data available) perception of this study and the device's effect on my tinnitus. I'd also hate to say anything to compromise the study. What I will say is this: I personally believe, based...

I know they were just about done recruiting, which means they were close to their target population at least starting if not fully completed. This is good news because even if a portion dropped off, they likely have a lot of data. Specific numbers, I’m not sure, but I do think they’ll have...

Hi. The trial is impacted by COVID19, but it is not clear if that will delay the timeline. It may limit how large the population is in the trial, and what aspects of the data they can use, or at least apply to the whole population of participants. Right now, they cannot have participants come...

Received this message from Dr Thanos today (15 March, 2020) I am very sorry to learn of your tinnitus Regarding our efforts: We currently perform preclinical studies, including toxicology, pharmacokinetics, metabolism etc. We are encouraged by our research results so far We expect to...

I agree, it certainly could! The trial won't render an opinion on this due to the disqualification - it won't have data on this particular subtype. However, that's not to say it won't work and provide some benefit! I hope it casts a wide net as a solution.

Unfortunately, pulsatile tinnitus is a disqualification for participating in the trial.

Hi Glenn - I’m not sure how many participants are in the trial, or how many they are targeting. I agree, the bigger the better for sure.

What I meant by ‘moving forward’ is that I always got a sense of urgency that the team is pushing to complete the trial as quickly as possible. They want this data, but they really want a solid, reputable experiment. I think they’ll get both.

Thanks for sending! Admittedly I’ve read nearly all of it as I was lurking around. It actually encouraged me to perform some independent research about the trial and Dr. Shore, leading me to apply to the current study. So thank you, Tinnitus Talk community, for the super useful content.

At initial onset of tinnitus, I experienced hyperacusis to a moderate degree. Over the first two months it largely subsided. I still have fleeting aspects of it where conversation is just too loud and screechy for me. I do not consider hyperacusis a major / primary issue for me.

I definitely want to, but giving this forum one anecdotal data point based on my experience would be unfair to you all and to the research. I don't know how my experience compares to any others in the trial, and it would suck to comment and give everyone a singular nugget of insight that may be...

Believe me, I want to, because as someone who has this junky tinnitus condition, I know how much I thirsted for info, signs of progress, etc. That said, I don't want to screw over the trial or say anything that would compromise their scientific approach, or influence perception by the...

Very happy to donate my time and ears / brain to the cause.

You can feel the electrical stimulation in both devices, however it is so light of a sensation, by design, that you’d never be able to tell if the signal timing was drastically different in each device, rendering one a placebo and one a treatment, but which is which, is left undetectable to the...