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This group was created to gather, organize, and discuss exclusively evidence-based scientific knowledge about tinnitus. In a field often marked by a broad spectrum of explanations, ranging from popular beliefs and so-called miracle remedies to rigorous experimental research, this space adopts a clear and deliberate criterion: only scientifically grounded information will be addressed.
The content shared in this group will be based on peer-reviewed scientific articles, systematic reviews, clinical consensus statements, and established theoretical models from otoneurology, neuroscience, psychology, audiology, and related disciplines. Posts will include concise syntheses of scientific papers, direct links to original publications, and, when appropriate, critical discussions of methodologies, hypotheses, and limitations.
This is not a therapeutic group, nor a space for personal testimonials or emotional support. It is intended as an academic and reflective environment, dedicated to qualified exchange of ideas, conceptual clarification, and the development of a precise and responsible understanding of tinnitus as a neurophysiological and psychological phenomenon.
The goal is to raise the level of discourse, promote scientific literacy in tinnitus, and provide a reliable knowledge base that supports both clinical practice and future research. Dialogue is welcome, provided it is grounded in data, references, and critical reasoning.
This group is part of the author’s official page and reflects a commitment to science, conceptual clarity, and respect for the complexity of tinnitus as a clinical and neuropsychological condition.