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A key objective for Tinnitus Awareness Week 2015 is to raise awareness, educate and inform members of the public about this potentially life altering condition and the effects it can have on those who suffer from Tinnitus.
1 in 10 people live with Tinnitus, with 1% of the population reporting significant issues such as anxiety, sleep deprivation and depression as a result of the condition. Irish general practitioners, audiologists and patients now have access to a new revolutionary treatment option for chronic subjective tinnitus, in the form of mutebutton™.
Subjective tinnitus is commonly associated with hearing loss but it can impact young and old patients alike.

While the introduction of mutebutton™ offers welcome news for existing tinnitus suffers, Tinnitus Week is fundamental for the circulation of information regarding the steps the general public can take to prevent the development of tinnitus symptoms. Preventing hearing loss is the best step someone can take to prevent tinnitus symptoms arising.
This year a public event will take place, hosted by The Neuromod Clinic in conjunction with the Irish Tinnitus Association. Ross O’Neill, Clinical Director of The Neuromod Clinic, Caroline Hamilton and Jean Scott Chairperson of the Irish Tinnitus Association.

Once diagnosed with subjective tinnitus, most people may find themselves referred to an audiologist for standard hearing aids. Having worked with Tinnitus patients for over 10 years, I am excited about being able to provide a new standard of care to these patients.

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