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Irish firm Neuromod raises €30m in plan to target anti-tinnitus device at US veterans

Company is aiming to commercialise its product, which treats ringing in the ears by delivering mild electrical pulses to the tongue coupled with auditory stimulation

Neuromod spearheads its European expansion with anti-tinnitus device

The Dublin-based firm says thousands of patients across Europe are now using the electronic stimulant Lenire for their tinnitus

Welcome to the big leagues: how the US market is supercharging Irish businesses

For Irish companies, doing business in the world’s most advanced economy will bring new opportunities and new challenges. We meet some of the firms that have gone stateside to get their advice on making it in the US

‘I always had entrepreneurial ambitions and this was first-hand evidence of an unmet need’

Neuromod’s chief executive Dr Ross O’Neill says his company’s Lenire device, which aids tinnitus sufferers, can establish a sizeable market — particularly in the US among military veterans

Neuromod Devices to double Irish headcount within next year

The medtech company, which specialises in neuromodulation devices indicated for the treatment of tinnitus, said it hopes to roll out its product in European countries such as France, Spain and the Netherlands

Irish medtech firm Neuromod Devices sets up US subsidiary

The company, which specialises in treatment of tinnitus, announces three US-based executive appointments as it seeks FDA approval for its product

Movers and Shakers: Neuromod Devices appoints new clinical affairs manager

Jakob Kümmel joins the company from Hocoma in Switzerland