Mass Eye and Ear
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Driving with central vision loss (Recruiting drivers 60 years and older with normal vision)
Driving with central vision loss (Recruiting drivers 60 years and older with normal vision)
We are doing the study to learn more about driving difficulties that people with central vision loss (e.g., Age-related macular degeneration) experience compared to people with normal vision (i.e., without central vision loss).
60-years or older / Any Gender
Brain networks in tinnitus
Brain networks in tinnitus
We are investigating the brain organization in tinnitus with and without associated hearing loss to develop a better understanding of how this condition develops and how we can improve its treatment
18-80 years / Male, Female
Scanning Training for People with Homonymous Visual Field Loss
Scanning Training for People with Homonymous Visual Field Loss
We are doing the study to find out whether training with scanning reminder cues is helpful for people with visual field loss when driving.
16-years or older / Any Gender
Recruiting drivers with autism spectrum disorders
Recruiting drivers with autism spectrum disorders
We are conducting a driving simulator study to learn about how autism spectrum disorders (ASD) affect driving, particularly detection of hazards.
18-years or older / Any Gender
Recruiting individuals with hemianopia or quadranopia who are currently driving.
Recruiting individuals with hemianopia or quadranopia who are currently driving.
We are conducting a telephone survey to learn more about driving difficulties that people with homonymous visual field loss (e.g, hemianopia or quadranopia) experience in their day-to-day driving.
16-years or older / Any Gender
Brain function in dystonia and tremor
Brain function in dystonia and tremor
Researchers at Massachusetts Eye & Ear are inviting healthy individuals and patients with laryngeal dystonia (also known as spasmodic dysphonia) and voice tremor to participate in a study that examines how brain controls speech production.
18-80 years / Male, Female
Seeking Cochlear Implant Recipients with an Advanced Bionics Device
Seeking Cochlear Implant Recipients with an Advanced Bionics Device
This study is looking to investigate a new programming method that may improve speech intelligibility and music perception in patients with cochlear implants.
4 months to 75 years / Male, Female, Transgender Female, Transgender Male, Nonbinary, Intersex, Gender-expansive
Does Aspirin help in the treatment of Vestibular Schwannoma/Acoustic Neuroma?
Does Aspirin help in the treatment of Vestibular Schwannoma/Acoustic Neuroma?
This is a phase 2 trial of aspirin in the treatment of vestibular schwannoma. The aim of the study is to determine whether aspirin can prevent or halt progression of vestibular schwannoma.
12-years or older / Any Gender