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Tinnitus symptoms can include hearing ringing or buzzing in one or both ears. There are many possible causes, such as a head or neck injury that can damage areas of the brain that process sound. Learn more: go.nih.gov/PwBfn0H #BrainAwarenessWeek #BrainWeek

Researchers at @WakeForestMed have designed a new type of noninvasive hearing aid for conductive hearing loss, which most commonly occurs in childhood. bit.ly/4ixRt3a #NIDCDgrantee

#MarchMadness is here! The noise at basketball games can exceed the safe limit. If you’re cheering on your team at the big game, be sure to bring hearing protection. Learn more: go.nih.gov/7oTfRBW NCAA March Madness NCAA March Madness

Your sense of smell helps you enjoy the flavor of your food, but it’s also a warning system to alert you of danger signals like a fire or gas leak. Check out our infographic to learn how smell loss affects U.S. adults and find out if you’re at risk. go.nih.gov/8UIH03Q

El olfato nos ayuda a disfrutar de las comidas, pero también nos alerta sobre peligros como un incendio o fuga de gas. Vea nuestra infografía para saber cómo la pérdida del olfato afecta a los adultos en los Estados Unidos y descubrir si corre riesgo. go.nih.gov/l3rO4EL

Are you attending any #MarchMadness tournament games this year? Bring your team spirit and hearing protection, such as protective earmuffs, to the game. Sound levels at some sporting events can exceed the safe limit. go.nih.gov/spv2Zdn NCAA March Madness NCAA March Madness

Find funding information for various NIH research areas more quickly and easily with the new look and feel of the NIH Research, Condition, and Disease Categorization (RCDC) Categorical Spending webpage. 🔎 nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2025/03/20…

A study from Syracuse University of people with post-stroke aphasia finds that brain stimulation shows potential benefits on attention & fatigue. bit.ly/41XEAsm #NIDCDgrantee

Two studies from Vanderbilt University find that traumatic brain injury is associated with difficulties remembering spoken language & integrating information in gestures with speech. Both impairments can inhibit understanding & communication. bit.ly/4hNFNZf #NIDCDgrantee

🆕The Implementation of New Initiatives and Policies page has the latest information on recent and upcoming changes that impact NIH applications and grants administration. nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2025/03/25…

Research from University of Rochester finds that our subcortical brain responses are increasingly small & delayed as different speakers & sounds compete in a noisy environment. bit.ly/3Y87Ew3 #NIDCDgrantee

Our latest Message from the Director highlights an NIDCD workshop on using existing technologies and developing new tools to advance non-invasive and minimally invasive imaging of the human olfactory (smell) system. Read more: go.nih.gov/Kzju9gG #NIDCDresearch

NIDCD-supported research from GW University shows that children's executive functioning skills assist with language comprehension. bit.ly/3FMRaDt #NIDCDgrantee

Up to 60% of hearing loss that occurs at birth or early in life is caused by genetics. In the future, gene therapy could potentially restore hearing by targeting genes known to cause hearing loss or deafness. Learn more: go.nih.gov/FZ2rjmg #NIDCDinfo

Hasta el 60% de la pérdida de la audición que se produce al nacer o en etapas tempranas de la vida tiene un origen genético. En el futuro, la terapia genética podría restaurar la audición al centrarse en estos genes. Para más información: go.nih.gov/RFfRGxF #NIDCDinfo

During #MarchMadness, cheer on your team and protect your ears from noise-induced hearing loss. Hearing protectors help lower the intensity of sound that enters your ears. Learn more: go.nih.gov/JiVoXvg NCAA March Madness NCAA March Madness

Currently, there are limited technologies available for imaging the human olfactory (smell) system. Learn about our efforts to advance non-invasive & minimally invasive imaging of the olfactory system in our latest Message from the Director. go.nih.gov/Kzju9gG #NIDCDresearch

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