Hi All
We've been contacted today by the BBC who are running a story in a few weeks on tinnitus which may have developed after wearing gaming headsets and playing games at high volume levels.
If you have a comment or personal experience of this issue, and want to be considered for inclusion in this feature, please get in touch via the communications@tinnitus.org.uk e-mail address and use the subject line "The One Show - Tinnitus in Gamers" with your message.
Thanks all.
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I teach computing in college, including teaching units on our Esports. Is there a deadline? This is a great opportunity to have a discussion with groups. I will discuss this with the college and send an email with thoughts and any findings.
Hi Dave.
Deadlines have not been communicated personally to me, although I initially spoke to the BBC's researcher. Definitely drop a line to Communications@tinnitus.org.uk when you get a chance.
Hi a Newbie here, unsure if tinnitus with gaming is to do with the emfs or noise - or both. A good few studies have been done on tinnitus and frequencies. A good one to start is this one:pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/266...
not gaming headsets but exposure to high level audio from speakers
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