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Overview
The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders projects that over 25 million Americans experience some form of tinnitus. Tinnitus is frequently reported by military personnel, accounting for over $1 billion annually in disability compensation. The high burden and associated costs of tinnitus are considerable and can be challenging to address. The Academy Research Conference (ARC) 2025, held on October 17, provided current research and insights into tinnitus as well as the multifactorial considerations needed for diagnosis and management. A distinguished panel of speakers covered a wide range of topics including:
- Patient characteristics for tinnitus and hyperacusis
- Somatosensory/somatic tinnitus
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Pharmacology
- Sound hypersensitivity disorders
- Tinnitus epidemiology
- Clinical and medical aspects of tinnitus management
- Imaging and tinnitus mechanisms
- Migraine-based tinnitus
Chair: James A. Henry, PhD
Program Planning Committee:
- Jamie Bogle, AuD, PhD (Principal Investigator for the ARC NIDCD Grant)
- Riley DeBacker, AuD, PhD
Objectives:
- To report current research in key areas to support effective clinical diagnosis and management of tinnitus patients.
- To discuss the implementation of research advancements in clinical practice.
- To elucidate the complexities of tinnitus diagnosis and management.
Earn 0.6 CEUs
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| Category | On-Demand Recording Pricing |
| Member | $165 |
| Non-Member | $240 |
| Student Member | $45 |
Don’t Miss Out: On-demand Recording Now Available!
Overview
The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders projects that over 25 million Americans experience some form of tinnitus. Tinnitus is frequently reported by military personnel, accounting for over $1 billion annually in disability compensation. The high burden and associated costs of tinnitus are considerable and can be challenging to address. The Academy Research Conference (ARC) 2025, held on October 17, provided current research and insights into tinnitus as well as the multifactorial considerations needed for diagnosis and management. A distinguished panel of speakers covered a wide range of topics including:
- Patient characteristics for tinnitus and hyperacusis
- Somatosensory/somatic tinnitus
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Pharmacology
- Sound hypersensitivity disorders
- Tinnitus epidemiology
- Clinical and medical aspects of tinnitus management
- Imaging and tinnitus mechanisms
- Migraine-based tinnitus
Chair: James A. Henry, PhD
Program Planning Committee:
- Jamie Bogle, AuD, PhD (Principal Investigator for the ARC NIDCD Grant)
- Riley DeBacker, AuD, PhD
Objectives:
- To report current research in key areas to support effective clinical diagnosis and management of tinnitus patients.
- To discuss the implementation of research advancements in clinical practice.
- To elucidate the complexities of tinnitus diagnosis and management.
Earn 0.6 CEUs
View Full schedule
| Category | On-Demand Recording Pricing |
| Member | $165 |
| Non-Member | $240 |
| Student Member | $45 |
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