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Persistent ringing might be more than a simple annoyance. New research suggests that phantom sounds could place an unexpected cognitive load on your memory and focus

Start 2026 Strong by Curbing Ringing in Your Ears As the new year approaches, fresh starts and better health are top of mind. Whether you’re planning to try out a new sport or reduce stress, consider another goal: addressing tinnitus. That persistent ringing, buzzing, or whooshing may be easy to dismiss, but if it’s disrupting…

Why Blood Sugar Balance Matters More Than You Think Halloween will soon be upon us — while indulging in a treat is part of the celebration, consider how sugar intake may affect more than just your dental health. For some individuals, it may also play a role in tinnitus. The inner ear, like the brain,…

That Ringing or Buzzing Isn’t Always Permanent. Get the Facts Here. Q: I’ve been experiencing high-pitched sounds in my head for as long as I can remember. They’re infrequent but kind of disruptive — I might be in the middle of a conversation, and suddenly, this sonic whine erupts in my ear before fading out…

Some See the Cannabis Compound As a Key to Tinnitus Relief, but Not So Fast! Hissing, clicking, roaring, or ringing in the ears. Head noises that can interfere with everyday activities. Tinnitus, which as a chronic issue may affect as many as 1 in 4 people, can take a toll on quality of life. Whether…

Ringing in the Ears: Hope for Tomorrow, Solutions Today If you’ve ever felt the sensation of buzzing, humming, or whooshing in your ears, but no one around you seems to hear it, you’re not alone. It could be tinnitus, a condition experienced by anywhere from 4% to 37% of people around the world. There’s no…

My Tinnitus Has a Melody — Is That Possible? You probably know someone who experiences tinnitus — a ringing, buzzing, pulsing, hissing, or humming with no external source. People often call it “ringing in the ears,” and it affects approximately 15% of the U.S. population, according to the American Tinnitus Association. But did you know…

Americans love to debate how to say certain words: Is “tomato” pronounced “tuh-MAY-toe” or “tuh-MAH-toe”? Does the “ee” in “creek” sound like “sneak” or “pick”? By the 1930s, this kind of debate had become so common that it was immortalized in the song “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off.” Now we can safely add another…