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Millions live with tinnitus — Here’s why it can be so hard to manage
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· August 3, 2026
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Key takeaway He has worn hearing aids for about 20 years, which help him overall but do not eliminate the sound.
Millions of Americans live with tinnitus, a persistent ringing sound. One such individual is Ken Seibert, who experiences a constant noise comparable to air escaping a tire. He has worn hearing aids for about 20 years, which help him overall but do not eliminate the sound.
Seibert's experience is not unique, as many people struggle with managing tinnitus. According to medical professionals, tinnitus is an unwanted sound that individuals perceive. Further information on tinnitus and its management is available from sources such as Aging Untold, which features insights from audiologists and medical professionals.
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Published: August 3, 2026 ·
Source: Atlanta News First (WANF CBS) - News ·
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