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I thought it would be a good idea to post on here briefly, as this is clearly a very interesting study, and it is understandable that this should generate a lot of interest... and questions. I was a reviewer on the study, meaning I had no hand in any aspect of it, and also have no current or...

Hi TC, Thanks for the well-considered questions. With respect to filling in from missing frequencies, and auditory cortex reorganisation, these processes might contribute to tinnitus, but I think they are, if relevant, secondary to the more fundamental origins of spontaneous activity in the...

Thanks again everybody for further comments and questions. As previously, please find a list of replies to specific points and questions below: Sudden vs. gradual onset hearing loss and risk of tinnitus development: I think it is likely that, even if these are of the same amount, sudden hearing...

Wow, thanks everybody for a lot of great questions and comments. Hearing pulse: I know people often try to categorise tinnitus as 'pulsatile' (i.e. hearing blood flowitself ) or 'non-pulsatile' (what we usually mean by 'tinnitus'). However I have long been convinced that there is overlap in...

Thank you for insightful comments so far. I will reply to these below, and do my best to answer further questions raised. Regarding early interventions for tinnitus, I fully agree that this is a potentially very important area. As raised, firstly there is the potential to prevent tinnitus in...