Recent articles regarding our tinnitus research:

Richard Salvi is Distinguished Speaker at the Third Annual Neuroscience Research Day hosted by the Buffalo Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience and the University of Buffalo, Neuroscience Program on September 26, 2009.  Click here for more details on his presentation, "The Ringing in Your Ear (Tinnitus) is Really in Your Brain".

The New Yorker. March 3, 2009. "That Buzzing Sound: The Mystery of Tinnitus."  Click here to see the article.

The Washington Post. March 10, 2009. "The Buzz that Veterans Hear."  Click here to see the article.

Hearing Review. March 12, 2009.  "Advancements Made in Tinnitus Research." Click here to see the article.

What do Eric Clapton, William Shatner, David Letterman, Ludwig van Beethoven have in common?  They all have suffered through tinnitus.  Click here to see article that appeared in The National Newspaper (Abu Dahbi) on June 3, 2008.  Dr. Salvi is quoted in the article.

The Oregonian published an article on March 12, 2008 on tinnitus, "Those Painful Ear Rings."  Dr. Salvi is quoted in the article.  Click here to see the article.

Tinnitus related videos and articles on ABC.com.  April 7, 2008 article, "Buzz Kill: Scientists Aim to Stop Ringing in Ears," and video, "Relief for Ringing Ears," was partially filmed at the Center for Hearing and Deafness.  Dr. Salvi is mentioned in the article and is on the video.

New York Times article (April 1, 2008), "New Therapies Fight Phantom Noises of Tinnitus."

The Deafness Research Foundation's Hearing Health Journal (Spring 2008), "Coling Takes Aim at Hearing - Toxic Cancer Drug."

The Oregonian (March 12, 2008), "Those Painful Ear Rings."

The cover story of the January 2008 edition of The Hearing Journal, "Research advances understanding of tinnitus, lifts hopes of better treatment,"  is one of the best articles in some time to cover tinnitus and hope for the future.  A section of the article is about Dr. Richard Salvi's research and in another section, Dr. Christina Stocking discusses the results tinnitus patients are having when they use the Oasis device from Neuromonics.  Please click here to see the article.

American Tinnitus Association announces recently awarded NIH 5-year grant to Dr. Richard Salvi and a new 2008 ATA funded grant to Daniel Stolzberg.  Please click here to see the announcement.

ScienceDaily.com reports on Dr. Richard Salvi's $2.9 million 5-year grant from NIH to study tinnitus.  Please click here to see the article.

Hear, Hear - Richard Salvi works well with others by Lauren Newkirk Maynard; University of Buffalo Research Navigator Fall 2006 publication.  Please click here to view article.

On May 3, 2006, Donald Henderson was awarded the Hofstra University National Research Award.  The Saltzman Center of Hofstra University chooses a department/discipline each year and honors the individual who has made the most important recent contributions in that field.  Please click here to see the announcement from the Hofstra University website.

Donald Henderson was awarded the National Hearing Conservation Association's Outstanding Hearing Conservationist Award at their 31st Annual Conference which was held in Tampa, Florida, February 16-18, 2006.  Please click here to see his write up in the conference program.

UB and Military collaborate on design and testing of first drug to prevent noise-induced hearing loss.  Please click here for complete article.

UB researcher reports on potential involvement of pain receptors and substance P in tinnitus relief.  Please click here for complete article.