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      <title>The Invisible Illness of Tinnitus: The Loneliness Nobody Sees</title>
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      <category>Living With It</category>
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      <description>Your doctor knows you have it because you told him. Tinnitus is invisible in the medical sense — and invisible socially, which is the part that shapes a life. On the loneliness that does not require being alone, why withdrawing appears to make the sound worse, and what can be done about the loop.</description>
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      <title>The Oxytocin Trial That Never Reported</title>
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      <category>The Evidence File</category>
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      <description>A nasal spray best known for labor and social bonding produced two encouraging small studies for tinnitus in 2017. The trial meant to confirm them enrolled 33 people at a major American medical center — and returned no data at all. The record is public, and almost nobody has read it.</description>
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