Tinnitus Research Initiative / Annual TRI Conferences

Having always been a science "freak" I will take a look. If anything I'm happy there are initiatives like TRI.

 

Hey this is good stuff... Thanks admin!

 

Who do you think is going to bring out the first proper treatment that's going to work for Tinnitus?

 

Yes, I would agree, I got my money on Vagus Nerve Stimulation, I think Neramexane trial will be suspended soon.

 

http://www.aerztezeitung.de/praxis_...-steckt-neramexane-schlappe-gelassen-weg.html
Its failed, and its cost Merz Pharma Millions, the company has taken a huge financial blow, Its sad and disappointing for all us sufferers. This will now be talk in the Pharma Industry, and other Pharma's are going to think twice about investing into Tinnitus now But lets hope Quark, and Sound Pharma keep going as they are now the only hope !!! Auris's Medical AM 101 treatment is only effective if their drug is administered within a 3 month window of Tinnitus, " And thats not going to help us old timers Damm !!! Markku I am keeping my Money On Vagus Nerve for Now, unless you have any other news of any other Drug coming out Shortly? Over to you my Friend, I am going to go and put my head in the SAND

 

Ok, So whats the next Drug in the pipeline?????

 

My audiologist sent me the following program for the 6th International TRI Conference on Tinnitus 2012, held in Bruges, Belgium, June 13-16, 2012:

http://www.tinnitusresearch.org/en/news/pdfs/TRI Newsletter 2112.pdf

 

Karl

a treasure trove of information

im just going thru it now and checking out what links i can find from the list of authors and research papers

great stuff
i especially find this fascinating

"Pienkowski M, Eggermont JJ. Reversible long-term changes in auditory processing in mature auditory cortex in the absence of hearing loss induced by passive, moderate-level sound exposure. Ear Hear. 2012 May;33(3):305-14.
By demonstrating that cortical reorganization can be caused by moderate band pass filtered noise without causing any peripheral damage, the authors provide an explanation for tinnitus and auditory processing disorders with intact peripheral auditory function."


thanks for the information!
mt

 

Video
Openings Speaker Rik Torfs

Keynote Speaker Nathan Weisz

Keynote Speaker Roland Schaette (research grant by the British Tinnitus Association)

Keynote Speaker Pawel Jastreboff

 

Hi Erik - having real trouble with understanding the accent (Jastreboff video) - do you know if there is a transcript anywhere? Thanks. Click

 

Sorry Click, I am not aware of a transcript

 

Hi all,

I don't know if someone has already posted this link, but I just found the most recent (looks like Dec. 2012) newsletter from the TRI. Lots of good stuff!!

http://www.tinnitusresearch.org/en/news/pdfs/TRI Newsletter 2312.pdf

 

Forgot to post this here. The 7th TRI conference on tinnitus happens in may this year (2013). As always there will be top notch researchers. Familiar names and a few new ones. You can find the complete program here: http://www.tinnitusresearch.org/en/meetings/files2013/TRI2013_scientific_program.pdf

I found this particularly eye catching:

Towards an objectivation of tinnitus.
Machine learning approach of resting state electrical
brain activity can detect the presence of tinnitus by K Joos

 

It would be nice to hear of some moving research at this years TRI conference happening this week. I know of a researcher (grad student) who will be in attendance at this years conference in Spain. He said that he would be posting some information about what research he finds particularly interesting and moving on the Tinnitus subreddit that he follows. Perhaps he'll be posting there in about a week, you guys can check it out.

www.reddit.com/r/tinnitus

 

I think the TRI conference is underway in Valencia, Spain ATM. It would be very interesting to hear some of the speakers. The opening speech "To Dream is to Cure Tinnitus" is being put on by Dr. Ridder. I wonder if they will have any transcripts or other information posted online? I doubt there's going to be any minute to minute coverage, but considering this conference is the cadillac of Tinnitus research conferences, I bet there will be a lot of previously unreleased research results, insights, opinions and prognostications about research direction. Post up in here if you guys find anything over the next few days!

 

The "dream"?, "dream"? I had hoped they felt a bit closer than that

 

#$%@ing dream.

 

Adding abstracts of the 6th International Conference on TRI tinnitus. There is more information than in the program (see above).
I know that currently takes place 7th International Conference on TRI Tinnitus, but I registered here until today.

 

The 6th last year I found somewhere on the web abstracts and gave it to another topic. So I hope someone will find it somewhere ( from 7th ).
On the 7th of this year I have only this link:
tri2013.tinnitusresearch.org

 

The 2013 abstract pdf is up folks. Happy reading!


http://tinnitusresearch.org/en/meetings/files2013/TRI2013_program_book.pdf

 

I was hoping to have a look at AM-101's results from their trial that they recently completed (within the last month) but at the TRI conference (and on their website for that matter) they posted only the safety aspects of the trial. They go on to state efficacy results will be posted in a scientific journal later this summer.

This is all supposition, but I'm assuming that the results from that trial will be decent to good anyway, otherwise they would not have recently secured as much funding from a private equity organization like they did. Nobody bets their cookies on a crappy deal, at least no one wise does.

 

Cool, that was fast ! Thanks.

 

I thought that the paper about AUT3, a KV3 channel modulator was pretty cool. It looks like Autifony Theraputics was in on it as well, and that seems to fit in nicely with their drug development strategy as stated on their website. Perhaps they have a somewhat promising drug in the pipeline, but I'm sure it will take some time to get to clinical trials if it does.