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Trigger Sound Suppression for Misophonia
Misophonia, a disorder of decreased tolerance to specific sounds, affects 5-20% of the population, yet sufferers have no good options: therapy helps a minority, and earplugs or noise cancellation silence everything. We present a study for neural trigger sound suppression for misophonia, selectively
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