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Misophonia is a condition that causes a strong negative reaction to common sounds, from throat clearing and knuckle-cracking to couples kissing.

One in five people suffer from misophonia — but there’s a way to cope. The clinical psychologist Dr Jane Gregory has a self-help guide

Stress and anxiety triggered by sounds from clocks to pigeons to popcorn affects one in five people in the UK. A new book from Dr Jane Gregory, who experiences misophonia, asks why

Back in 2016, Katie Price launched her horse inspired reality show, which saw mum Jane Gregory help her children fulfil their horse riding dreams and after learning of Jane's sad passing, the former glamour model has paid a gushing tribute

This disorder, which affects up to 20% of the population, causes an abnormal reaction to particular noises, such as those from eating, slurping or breathing loudly

Most of us can relate to that intense, spine-shuddering feeling of repulsion when hearing someone scrape their nails down a chalkboard.

"One day, when I was stressed, I started venting in my journal. Then I turned the scene into fiction instead. And I carried on writing to see what would happen."

The ‘I’m A Celebrity’ star opened up about having misophonia

New study finds almost 1 in 5 suffer significant burden from hearing common sounds, but few know why

New study finds almost 1 in 5 suffer significant burden from hearing common sounds, but few know why