Treating Brain Disorders Through Wearable Electronics

[jer]

I found this article that I though ya"ll would find interesting. Another new way to possible help with tinnitus. The amount of avenues that are being investigated for a possible cure is very encouraging.

https://research.umn.edu/inquiry/post/treating-brain-disorders-through-wearable-electronics

 

[Michael Larsen]

they have tested it on humans, I do not think it was the big success

https://mndrive.umn.edu/brain/clinical-trials-research-opportunities

 

[jer]

Are there any final results posted of this study?

 

[NatureHiker]

Minnesota teamed up with Susan Shore's lab at michigan to make the signal timing therapy devices and procedure.

 

[Paulmanlike]

Minnesota teamed up with Susan Shore's lab at michigan to make the signal timing therapy devices and procedure.

No update on that, she's disappeared

 

[jer]

Are they in production/testing already?

 

[Paulmanlike]

There has been no information on it for months, another failure but at least it's not another sham treatment on the market

 

[jer]

Can anyone point me to the official results of the trial. People say it has failed, however I see no data indicating that it did.

 

[NatureHiker]

No update on that, she's disappeared

She's waiting for more funding from the nih. She didn't disappear, this is her primary research focus and she published it in nature.

 

[jer]

So it wasn't another failure. She is just waiting for more funding to continue her research then?