Hyperacusis Central has a new Discord server called "Quiet Riot!" I and others who have hyperacusis and its cousins (tinnitus, photophobia [light...
Quiet Riot: Hyperacusis Central’s Official Discord
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What is Hyperacusis Central?
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.
A new study co-authored by our scientific advisor, Dr. Kelly Jahn: “Sound hypersensitivity phenotypes and sound hypersensitivity disorder”
You know the drill if you live with hyperacusis. Bad news is the norm. We're often told we’re exaggerating by friends or family and that we need to...
Shane’s Hyperacusis Story
You may remember Shane from his hyperacusis story on our website. His new video explains how his life has been upended by his sensitivity to...
Hyperacusis Hacks: Microwaves
My diet used to be garbage—not in the way you're probably assuming: eating empty calories through unhealthy fats, high sugar, and a lot of sodium....
Hyperacusis was suppressed in mice in recent study
It's exciting to know that neuroscientists at Harvard Medical School and Mass Eye and Ear (Polley Lab for Auditory Neuroscience) are working on...
The Problem with “Tuner”: Disability is Not a Plot Device
. By Jerad J. D. Rider If you have hyperacusis and read Joyce Cohen's recent New York Times review of the movie Tuner, your frustration with the...