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Management of tinnitus in Covid-19 outbreak-a comparative study between mindfulness based tinnitus stress reduction and tinnitus retraining therapy

Chatterjee et al., 2021

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5168292779220087319
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Chatterjee N
Chattopadhyay D
Chatterjee I
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The International Tinnitus Journal

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Background: Covid-19 pandemic has caused a profound impact on the lives of people and has given rise to many mental health issues like anxiety and stress which eventually has given rise to bothersome tinnitus. In case of people having pre-existing tinnitus, the …
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