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Dr. Husain talks relationship between misophonia, hyperacusis and tinnitus

Dr. Fatima Husain is interviewed by Dr. Hashir Aazh about her upcoming presentation at the 6th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia which is planned for Friday-Saturday 1-2 July 2022 at Birkbeck College, University of London, London, United Kingdom.

Dr. Husain on cicada song and tinnitus with NPR

“Some people say it sounds like buzzing, like wind blowing through trees, and ironically, quite a few people say it sounds like cicadas.”

Dr. Fatima Husain, as heard on All Things Considered

Dr. Husain with the Research Misophonia Fund

Dr. Fatima Husain from University of Illinois investigates Misophonia from both an audiological and a neurological perspective (Misophonia Research Fund, 2024)

Dr. Husain on Tinnitus Unplugged

Using neuroimaging techniques, Dr Husain is studying the brain activities of those with tinnitus and those with hearing loss alone. She hopes to develop innovative approaches that can provide much-needed relief and support to those suffering from this condition (MindEar, 2023)

Dr. Husain excited about OTC hearing aids

In this article by Jenna Kurtzweil at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science & Technology, Dr. Fatima Husain explains how access to affordable hearing aids could offer unique opportunities for individuals with tinnitus, turn the tide on social stigma, and contribute to a competitive industry and a collaborative research frontier. Read more.

Dr. Husain discusses tinnitus, blood flow to the brain and MRI

Fatima Husain, a professor of speech and hearing science, uses MRI to explore the complex ties that bind tinnitus, hearing loss, and blood flow in the brain. Read more.

Dr. Husain speaks at the Chaz Veterans Center

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