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Sufferers are from all walks of life. Hyperacusis often has a significant impact on every part of a person’s life, from their work, their home environment, and virtually every social setting.
Hyperacusis at the 2019 University of Iowa Conference
Hyperacusis Research president Bryan Pollard spoke to doctors and audiologists at the University of Iowa’s 27th Annual International Conference on the Management of the Tinnitus & Hyperacusis Patient. Bryan’s topic was “Clinical Advancements for Managing...
Hyperacusis Research Supports 2019 Research Grant
Along with our partner, the Hearing Health Foundation, we are excited to announce our Emerging Research Grant for 2019. This grant demonstrates our commitment to uncover mechanisms of hyperacusis on our path to a cure.
Highlights from the 2019 ARO Research Conference
Hyperacusis Research continued the focus on collaboration with researchers at the 2019 Association of Research for Otolaryngology Midwinter meeting. Read about the Hyperacusis Alliance event where over 30 researchers reviewed the latest research.
Clinical Advancements for Managing Hyperacusis with Pain
As part of our aim to help hyperacusis patients obtain better clinical care, Hyperacusis Research president authored a piece in the Oct. 2019 Hearing Journal, whose audience is doctors and audiologists. Clinicians generally have an