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Annual Evidence Update on Tinnitus 2011

The 2011 AEU on Tinnitus is published by the NHS Evidence Specialist Collection – ENT and audiology. Sections available include:
  • Expert Commentary by Veronica Kennedy
  • 2011 Annual Evidence Update on Tinnitus - Methodology and Results
  • Therapeutic Uncertainties in Tinnitus
  • Patient Information Resources

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