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Contact: Anne Rueter
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University of Michigan Health System
Caption: University of Michigan scientist Susan Shore examines the location of stimulating and recording electrodes used to track nerve cell activity in the brain's auditory center. Her work sheds light on the link between hearing loss and the widespread problem of tinnitus.
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