https://www.american-hearing.org/project/habib-g-rizk/
This study is a randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover, pilot trial of venlafaxine extended-release daily for the prophylactic treatment of Meniere’s disease. The study will measure the number and severity of dizziness episodes, functional outcomes, and self-perceived cognitive, psychological and quality…
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Online Giving Your gift to the American Hearing Research Foundation (AHRF) fuels hope for new discoveries and cures. No amount is too small. Every dollar you give helps fund scientific research at universities and hospitals throughout the United States…
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Projects funded by the American Hearing Research Foundation during the following years: 2025 Georgia Birtman Grant: “Translational Research in Vestibular Diagnostics: Direct Assessment of Human Gravity Receptors” Choongheon Lee, PhD; University of Rochester $75,000 Richard G. Muench Chairman’s Grant:…
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We are grateful to our generous donors! Every grant we give pushes toward new frontiers in discovery. Every dollar gives us the chance to gain greater knowledge and realize new treatments for people affected by hearing and balance disorders. Online…
The American Hearing Research Foundation (AHRF) recently awarded ten grants totaling nearly $200,000 for 2018. Grant recipients will investigate genetic causes of hearing loss, speech-in-noise hearing loss in middle age, ways to identify noise-induced hearing loss in college students, hearing…
https://www.american-hearing.org/project/dhasakumar-navaratnam/
AHRF Meniere’s Grant Recipient Single cell RNA sequencing is a way to analyze the gene expression in a single cell. This study seeks to identify the molecular and cellular events underlying Meniere’s disease (MD) using single cell RNA sequencing of…
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