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Elly Byrne - 30 Sep 2005 05:36 GMT

Dr Anthony Cacace and Dr Steven Silver will develop a database of
images that show brain activity in people who have normal hearing and
no tinnitus. This database will later become the baseline for research
that may show how the brains of people with noise-induced tinnitus
differ from others.

Dr Donald Caspary
By comparing functional and chemical changes in animals with and
without tinnitus Dr Caspary and colleagues will attempt to 1)
determine if tinnitus-related changes develop in nerve cells, and
whether these changes are the result of brain chemical changes related
to glycine.

How much money is this going to cost. To no avail?

I like this comment best:
fyfpoon@gmail.com wrote:

>I think by and large they are
>looking at tinnitus from a direction that will never get them the
>answer.

Elly's Tinnitus Resources
http://eebee.net/

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drfrank21@gmail.com - 30 Sep 2005 22:13 GMT

> Dr Anthony Cacace and Dr Steven Silver will develop a database of
> images that show brain activity in people who have normal hearing and
> no tinnitus. This database will later become the baseline for research
> that may show how the brains of people with noise-induced tinnitus
> differ from others.

Sounds very promising to me.

> Dr Donald Caspary
> By comparing functional and chemical changes in animals with and
> without tinnitus Dr Caspary and colleagues will attempt to 1)
> determine if tinnitus-related changes develop in nerve cells, and
> whether these changes are the result of brain chemical changes related
> to glycine.

Sounds very intriguing to me.

> How much money is this going to cost. To no avail?

Why does this concern you if it's not tax dollars?

> I like this comment best:
> fyfpoon@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >I think by and large they are
> >looking at tinnitus from a direction that will never get them the
> >answer.

Great- your credibility goes way down when you quote from the
village idiot.

frank

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fyfpoon@gmail.com - 01 Oct 2005 13:32 GMT

If the village idiot happens to help more tinnitus patients than a
high-tech doctor like you, what would you call yourself? A super idiot?

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Larry Lix - 01 Oct 2005 15:22 GMT

Has to be a funNaglering personality I guesss.

Some can run but never hide.

If the village idiot happens to help more tinnitus patients than a
high-tech doctor like you, what would you call yourself? A super idiot?

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