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Tinnitus and inhibitory control in adults with bilateral hearing loss: A Stroop study in hearing aid users
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This cross-sectional study examined whether tinnitus was associated with verbal information-processing speed and inhibitory control in adults with bilateral hearing loss. It included 132 bilateral hearing aid users with moderately severe or severe hearing loss: 66 with tinnitus and 66 without tin
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