A new study published in the medical journal Frontiers in Neurology suggests that low levels of vitamin D may be linked to a higher risk of developing subjective tinnitus. Tinnitus affects around 15 percent of the population and can seriously impact quality of life, disrupting sleep, concentration and emotional wellbeing. Researchers compared vitamin D levels in more than 350 people with tinnitus to a similar number of people without the condition. They found that people with

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