Pilots and Musicians Work in Extreme Noise. Why Doesn't Tinnitus Stop Them?

People who work around constant, extreme noise for years still don't all develop tinnitus at the same rate as everyone else exposed to far less. Researchers continue to study why that gap exists.

Why do some people develop persistent ringing after loud-noise exposure while others do not? Researchers continue to study the roles of hearing damage, genetics, stress, circulation, and brain processing. A short video explores several factors that may influence how strongly the brain notices unwanted sounds, and introduces three simple daily steps that may support relaxation and better coping with tinnitus symptoms.

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