New podcast episode tomorrow: ‘Morgen:Rapport’ – Tinnitus: How new findings are helping those affected
August 24, 2026
Silence – for most of us, it means peace and relaxation. For people with tinnitus, however, it can be almost unbearable: a whistling, hissing or throbbing sound is suddenly there all the time.
But where does this sound come from? Is it just in one’s head, or is there actually a sound there? What role do hearing loss, attention and anxiety play? What can help people cope better with tinnitus – and what is best avoided? What new approaches could improve treatment in the future?
In the latest episode of ‘Morgen:Rapport’, Joëlle Albrecht (Neumünster Institute) speaks to Martin Meyer from the University of Zurich.
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