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A new study suggests that serotonin, commonly known as the “happiness hormone,” may play a role in tinnitus, a condition long considered difficult to understand and treat. While surprising, this discovery gives researchers a clearer direction for future studies and therapies. By identifying how brain chemistry affects auditory perception, the findings could lead to more targeted treatments and improved care for millions of people living with tinnitus.
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