Revealed: Global study finds cross-cultural similarities in waiata
A group of researchers from around the world are exploring the similarities of traditional music and language between different cultures. The project...
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Explore how a smartphone app called MindEar, provides feasible training to the brain to lower the crippling effects of tinnitus in just weeks.
Most cases of tinnitus cannot be cured and many patients are told there’s not much that can be done about it. Others cannot afford pricey specialist support or else have to wait a long time to be seen by a doctor. But all that could be about to change for the better, according to researchers at universities in Australia, Belgium, France and New Zealand, who have come with a phone app sound therapy system which they believe can alleviate the "debilitating" effects of tinnitus.
An international research team has shown that the debilitating impact of tinnitus can be effectively reduced in just weeks by a training course and sound therapy delivered via a smartphone app.
A study has found that a smartphone app that uses a chatbot to deliver cognitive behavioral therapy can significantly reduce the distress caused by tinnitus, as well as the anxiety and depression that often accompanies it.