Dear SteveWe are very encouraged by the enthusiastic response to the news that we have begun the process of scientific dissemination of the results of the TENT-A1 clinical trial.Neuromod is committed to being open and transparent in all of our clinical activities. Thus, Neuromod has worked closely with scientific advisors to design the protocol for TENT-A1, and published the protocol in the BMJ Open to ensure that all patients and health care providers could read the study design in advance of completion. Neuromod has committed to sharing the results of the trial in a forum that has been subject to peer review, so that patients and their clinicians can have confidence in the results.The last patient completed their 12 month follow up visit in the TENT-A1 clinical trial on June 4th, 2018. The data has been collated and analysed in line with pre-defined analyses and in accordance with a pre-specified statistical analysis plan. Prof. Hubert Lim is finalising the clinical summary report that he will submit for publication to a well-recognised and highly-regarded peer-reviewed publication. Prior to publication, Prof. Lim will ensure that all of the authors have reviewed and signed off on the publication (including our Scientific Advisory Committee of Prof.s Berthold Langguth, Sven Vanneste and Deborah Hall). Prof. Lim expects to complete this process soon but no later than the end of 2018. While the peer review process is outside of Neuromod’s control and can take 3 to 6 months on average, Neuromod is hopeful that the publication will be available in the first half of 2019.In order to preserve the scientific integrity of the peer-review process, Neuromod has not yet publicly announced the final results. Neuromod has disclosed high-level preliminary results at audiology, medical and tinnitus conferences in the US and Europe. Presenting high-level preliminary data at Academic and Scientific Conferences is an important step in ensuring that the data is available for scrutiny by clinicians in parallel with the peer-review process.We understand that there is impatience to see the final results of this large and important study, and we are committed to making the results widely available through reputable and well respected journals as soon as possible.In the meanwhile, we would like to direct attention to the following open access reports and information sources:We are working hard to bring a meaningful new option to tinnitus patients that is backed by scientific and medical integrity.Thank you for your continued patienceThe Neuromod Team​