Dr. Jahn was invited to speak about hyperacusis at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention in Boston, MA (November...
Hyperacusis at the 2023 ASHA Convention
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We raise awareness of hyperacusis and comorbid ear conditions through creative approaches on a variety of digital platforms and promote donations being channeled to entities that fund innovative medical research.
From Immunology to the Inner Ear: An Interview with Noxacusis Researcher Megan Beers Wood
Dr. Megan Beers Wood received her doctorate in immunology and molecular pathogenesis from Emory University. She is currently a postdoctoral research...
How to enable live captions on most devices.
Credit: Martina Fischmeister Hyperacusis can often leave people very sensitive to digital audio. Many sufferers depend on captions, this article...
The Tragic Fall of One Nate Repke, Caused by Aural Torture
"One ear, man. I can't believe this! One ear has taken life to hell!" --Nate Repke Present day. In the wake of its presence, the world passed away....
Insights into Auditory Nociception, An Interview with Dr. Jaime García-Añoveros
Dr. Jaime García-Añoveros is a professor of Anesthesiology, Neurology and Neuroscience and a fellow of the Knowles Hearing Center at Northwestern...
Understanding Pain Hyperacusis: Causes, My Experience, and a Path Forward
In Hyperacusis Central’s latest video, Jon Wallace discusses pain hyperacusis, a dreadful condition that turns everyday sounds into sensations of stabbing, burning, or aching pain, which often forces sufferers to live reclusive lives.