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What happens in our brains when we listen to triggering and non-triggering sounds?

January 11, 2021 by Jane Gregory in Research

New research by Dr. Fatima Husain on how our brains process sounds, looking at misophonia in the context of audiological disorders like tinnitus and hyperacusis.

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January 11, 2021 /Jane Gregory /Source
Neuroscience, Misophonia Research Fund, Psychology, Audiology, Current research
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How does misophonia appear in children and young people?

January 05, 2021 by Jane Gregory in Research

New research on children and young people with misophonia from Professor Eric Storch at Baylor College of Medicine

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January 05, 2021 /Jane Gregory /Source
Misophonia Research Fund, Psychology, Children and young people, Symptoms, Current research, No longer recruiting
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How do our past experiences affect how our brain processes sounds?

January 03, 2021 by Jane Gregory in Research

New neuroscience research on misophonia from Dr Sukhbinder Kumar at Newcastle University

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January 03, 2021 /Jane Gregory /Source
fMRI, Neuroscience, Misophonia Research Fund, Past experiences, Psychology, Current research
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