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The power of a sound mind: Exploring meditation and sound therapies for treating the emotional impact of tinnitusRamnanan, 2021
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Tinnitus is described as a sound perceived by an individual that has no external source. Some individuals with tinnitus can habituate to this phantom sound, while others become emotionally disturbed by it. There are several theories which attempt to rationalize the cause …
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