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For 24 year old Charlotte Booth of Skipton, Yorkshire, living with a hearing impairment has always been part of her life.

We can all now take a simple, practical step towards funding research into tinnitus and deafness, by supporting Deafness Research UK’s mobile phone recycling initiative.

Iain Clarke from Edinburgh has been living with tinnitus for almost twenty years.

Pam Allen of Middlesbrough, has lived with tinnitus for 12 years and on a `good’ day she hears a continuous hissing sound in both ears.

Rachael Nugent of Bury in Lancashire has suffered from tinnitus for six long years. Countless visits to doctors and experimenting with different treatments have left her no better than before.

Allison Mason of Palmers Green in London began singing in a choir when she was eight years old. Thirty years later, she had to give up choral singing, her passion and joy in life, because of tinnitus.

Ear pain tops the bill, with over one third of people suffering

Deafness Research UK has organised a rare opportunity for the public to meet the scientists

Tinnitus sufferers now have fresh hope that better treatments and potential cures for tinnitus may be closer, thanks to a new tie-up between the charities Deafness Research UK and Action for Tinnitus Research (ATR).

Excessive noise in the workplace is to blame for tinnitus, according to tinnitus sufferers themselves.