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A tale of two devices
What the stories of the Lenire and Meniett device can tell us about how we know what works and the difficulties of treating Meniere's
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Neil Canham
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Fascinating Meniere's research from Andreas Eckhard and David Bächinger (pt2)
Is your inner ear trying to compensate for a damaged or poorly developed endolymphatic sac?
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The groundbreaking Meniere's research of Andreas Eckhard and David Bächinger
How teams of researchers in Boston and Zürich have confirmed that the endolymphatic sac could be driving inner ear change and the final death of the…
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Salts, Ions, Hair cells, Fluids and Sacs
Missing pieces of the hearing puzzle
Feb 21
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Neil Canham
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How does hearing work?
A journey of good vibrations - from loudspeaker to nerve firing
Jan 29
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Neil Canham
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Hope - Empty wish or essential emotion?
A short look at what it means to have hope when faced with a chronic condition like Meniere's.
Jan 7
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Neil Canham
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A conversation with The Professor of Meniere’s Disease
Fascinating insights into the latest research on diagnosis and potential treatments
Nov 29, 2025
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Neil Canham
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You know what?
Surprising connections between support groups and philosophy
Nov 22, 2025
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Neil Canham
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