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Posted April 24, 20151 Comment brain circuitry

Researchers begin to map and record tinnitus in the brain.

About one in five people experience tinnitus, the perception of a sound, often described as ringing, that isn’t really there. Now, an opensource study in the journal Current Biology, has … Continue Reading Researchers begin to map and record tinnitus in the brain.

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