Audiologist and researcher Dr. Julia Campbell shares her insights into the state of misophonia research and how we may get ...

For some, the sound of a pen clicking or someone chewing with their mouth wide open is just an annoyance. For others, it’s ...

A little-known sensory condition can make everyday noises such as chewing and crunching unbearable, leading to stress and even panic.

Misophonia is a condition in which certain sounds trigger an extremely agitated reaction. Individuals with the disorder find ...

For people with misophonia, the sound of chewing, tapping, or sniffing isn’t just annoying—it’s unbearable. Scientists are unraveling the mystery behind this little-known condition and how ...

Misophonia is linked to anxiety, depression, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), which are more common in people with ADHD. Do certain sounds irritate you, sometimes to the point of rage?

A reason for this could be how hard misophonia, which Bramley says is known as “sound rage”, is to talk about. “You are essentially telling someone: ‘The sound of you eating and breathing ...

A You are describing a condition known as misophonia. The term comes from the ... which derives from the Greek word for speech or sound. The condition is marked by a powerful aversion to certain ...

"Misophonia is a strong, often involuntary nervous system response to specific, repetitive sounds like chewing, tapping, water dripping, or breathing," Dr. Sarah Anderson, who specializes in ...

When we speak of “auditory,” this includes what happens in the ear as well as what happens to sound in the brain. What is audiology’s contribution to the understanding of misophonia?