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Fatima T Husain

Professor Speech and Hearing Science

UIUC

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College of Applied Health Sciences

Department of Speech and Hearing Science

Speech and Hearing Science

Fatima T Husain is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Professor Speech and Hearing Science at Uiuc.

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Fatima T Husain

UIUC

Professor Speech and Hearing Science

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hearing research neuroscience auditory physiology cognitive science cognitive neuroscience auditory science hearing loss human hearing neuroimaging audiology clinical otolaryngology psychology psychiatry speech perception neurolinguistics neuropsychology functional imaging brain imaging affective neuroscience developmental cognitive neuroscience tinnitus severity psychological medicine neuroimaging modality human brain neuropsychological rehabilitation connectomics neurotology brain mapping chronic tinnitus tinnitus patients applied cognitive psychology neuroradiology biological psychiatry music perception symptom management speech communication brain modeling speech processing neural mechanisms speech science brain organization affective disorders auditory modeling multisensory integration auditory imagery speech sound disorders psychological science neuroimaging biomarkers neuronal networks brain function mindfulness interventions neuroinformatics tinnitus distress auditory object processing cyclicity analysis neurodynamics cognitive electrophysiology neuropsychological functioning cognitive therapy gesture processing sign language psychological co-morbidities emotional responses state functional connectivity subjective tinnitus tinnitus management neural networks neural bases normal hearing sensitivity functional connectivity tinnitus handicap distant brain regions pet/fmri studies brain mechanisms neurobiological mechanisms white matter language processing in the brain language network

Notable Scholarly Works

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Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid and Glutamate/Glutamine Associations With Tinnitus and Hearing Loss. Neuroreport (2025)

Rafay Ali KhanZepeng WangRuiyang ZhaoGibbeum KimFan LamFatima Tazeena Husain

human hearingneurologyglutamate/glutamine associationsneurochemistryauditory physiologyright auditory cortexneuropsychopharmacologyneuroscienceneurophysiologyhearing researchhearing loss

Age-Related Effects on Emotional Reactions to Sounds in Individuals With Misophonia. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Namitha JainGibbeum KimJae Wan ChoiFatima T. HusainHoward Berenbaum

auditory sciencecommunication disordersaffectmisophonic reactionspsychiatryyoung misophoniadevelopmental psychologyemotionsspeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchage-related effectsspeech sound disorderspsychology

Comprehensive Characterization of Hearing Loss and Tinnitus in Military-Affiliated and Non–Military-Affiliated Individuals. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

Namitha JainYihsin TaiCaterina WilsonElsa C. GranatoCarlos EsquivelAnthony TsaoFatima T. Husain

human hearingmilitary psychologyauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscomprehensive characterizationtinnitus characteristicsnoise

Contribution of Tinnitus and Hearing Loss to Depression: Nhanes Population Study. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Sayan ChakrabartyRaksha MudarYuguo ChenFatima T. Husain

mental healthhuman hearingauditory sciencepsychiatryauditory physiologydepressionpsychological medicinechronic tinnitusaudiologyhearing researchhearing lossaffective disorderspsychiatric researchtinnitus problemhealth sciencespsychology

Gray Matter Volumetric Changes in Tinnitus: The Impact of Hearing Loss and Severity. Brain Research (2024)

Gibbeum KimRafay A KhanYihsin TaiSomayeh ShahsavaraniFatima T Husain

human hearingauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyneurosciencehearing researchaudiologyhearing loss

Hemodynamic Cortical Ripples Through Cyclicity Analysis. Network Neuroscience (2024)

Ivan AbrahamSomayeh ShahsavaraniBenjamin ZimmermanFatima T. HusainYuliy Baryshnikov

connectomicsfmri scansneurolinguisticsbrain imagingfunctional imagingbrain organizationneuroscienceneurophysiologydevelopmental cognitive neurosciencecognitive scienceneuroimagingneuroimaging modalitycyclicity analysisdistant brain regionsbrain mapping

Overview on Global Biobanking Efforts of Tinnitus: Status Quo and Future Needs. (2024)

Nick SommerhalderJorge SimoesLaura BassoEmilie CardonChristopher R. CederrothJose Antonio López EscámezHazel GoedhartFatima HusainBerthold LangguthIan WigginsMarkku VesalaRoshni BiswasSilvano GallusCarlotta JarachAlessandra LugoInge StegemanDiane SmitWill SedleySarah MichielsPhilip AruliahMartin MeyerTobias KleinjungWinfried SchleePatrick Neff

clinical otolaryngologytranslational researchtranslational medicineglobal biobanking effortsstatus quofuture needsglobal healthmedicinehealth sciences

Tinnitus and Covid-19: Effect of Infection, Vaccination, and the Pandemic. Frontiers in Public Health (2024)

Yihsin TaiNamitha JainGibbeum KimFatima T. Husain

human hearingepidemiologyclinical otolaryngologyinfectious diseasescovid-19 vaccinationlong covidtinnitus onsethearing researchcommunicable diseaseshearing losscovid-19covid-19 pandemic

An Examination of the Reliability of Seed-To-Seed Resting State Functional Connectivity in Tinnitus Patients. Neuroimage Reports (2023)

Sara A. SchmidtSomayeh ShahsavaraniRafay A. KhanYihsin TaiElsa C. GranatoCaterina M. WillsonPedro RamosPaul ShermanCarlos EsquivelBradley P. SuttonFatima T. Husain

tinnitus patientspsychiatrybrain imagingfunctional imagingcognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceseed-to-seed analysishearing researchneuroradiologystate functional connectivityneuroimagingconnectomics

An Inverse Relationship Between Gray Matter Volume and Speech-In-Noise Performance in Tinnitus Patients With Normal Hearing Sensitivity. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology (2023)

Yihsin TaiSomayeh ShahsavaraniRafay A. KhanSara A. SchmidtFatima T. Husain

human hearingauditory sciencenormal hearing sensitivityclinical otolaryngologytinnitus patientsauditory physiologyneurosciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscognitive sciencespeech-in-noise performancenoise

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Fatima T Husain

Professor Speech and Hearing Science

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Applied Health Sciences

Department of Speech and Hearing Science

Speech and Hearing Science

Fatima T Husain is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Professor Speech and Hearing Science at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Fatima T Husain

UIUC

Professor Speech and Hearing Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid and Glutamate/Glutamine Associations With Tinnitus and Hearing Loss. Neuroreport (2025)

Rafay Ali KhanZepeng WangRuiyang ZhaoGibbeum KimFan LamFatima Tazeena Husain

human hearingneurologyglutamate/glutamine associationsneurochemistryauditory physiologyright auditory cortexneuropsychopharmacologyneuroscienceneurophysiologyhearing researchhearing loss

Age-Related Effects on Emotional Reactions to Sounds in Individuals With Misophonia. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Namitha JainGibbeum KimJae Wan ChoiFatima T. HusainHoward Berenbaum

Comprehensive Characterization of Hearing Loss and Tinnitus in Military-Affiliated and Non–Military-Affiliated Individuals. American Journal of Audiology (2024)

Namitha JainYihsin TaiCaterina WilsonElsa C. GranatoCarlos EsquivelAnthony TsaoFatima T. Husain

human hearingmilitary psychologyauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyaudiologyhearing researchhearing losscomprehensive characterizationtinnitus characteristicsnoise

Contribution of Tinnitus and Hearing Loss to Depression: Nhanes Population Study. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Sayan ChakrabartyRaksha MudarYuguo ChenFatima T. Husain

Gray Matter Volumetric Changes in Tinnitus: The Impact of Hearing Loss and Severity. Brain Research (2024)

Gibbeum KimRafay A KhanYihsin TaiSomayeh ShahsavaraniFatima T Husain

human hearingauditory scienceclinical otolaryngologyauditory physiologyneurosciencehearing researchaudiologyhearing loss

Hemodynamic Cortical Ripples Through Cyclicity Analysis. Network Neuroscience (2024)

Ivan AbrahamSomayeh ShahsavaraniBenjamin ZimmermanFatima T. HusainYuliy Baryshnikov

Overview on Global Biobanking Efforts of Tinnitus: Status Quo and Future Needs. (2024)

clinical otolaryngologytranslational researchtranslational medicineglobal biobanking effortsstatus quofuture needsglobal healthmedicinehealth sciences

Tinnitus and Covid-19: Effect of Infection, Vaccination, and the Pandemic. Frontiers in Public Health (2024)

Yihsin TaiNamitha JainGibbeum KimFatima T. Husain

human hearingepidemiologyclinical otolaryngologyinfectious diseasescovid-19 vaccinationlong covidtinnitus onsethearing researchcommunicable diseaseshearing losscovid-19covid-19 pandemic

An Examination of the Reliability of Seed-To-Seed Resting State Functional Connectivity in Tinnitus Patients. Neuroimage Reports (2023)

Sara A. SchmidtSomayeh ShahsavaraniRafay A. KhanYihsin TaiElsa C. GranatoCaterina M. WillsonPedro RamosPaul ShermanCarlos EsquivelBradley P. SuttonFatima T. Husain

tinnitus patientspsychiatrybrain imagingfunctional imagingcognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceseed-to-seed analysishearing researchneuroradiologystate functional connectivityneuroimagingconnectomics

Yihsin TaiSomayeh ShahsavaraniRafay A. KhanSara A. SchmidtFatima T. Husain

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