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Those who suffer with misophonia, a hatred of sounds, may have a abnormal connection between the hearing center of the brain and the motor system, a new study finds.

Scans show some brains have a stronger link between the part that processes sound and that which controls the mouth and throat

A supersensitized brain connection linked to hatred of sounds Stacy Liberatore For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo People who have an extreme reaction to certain noises, specifically loud chewing and breathing, may have a supersensitized brain connection, a new study reveals. Scientists at Newcastle University discovered an increased connectivity between the auditory cortex and the motor control areas related to the face, mouth and throat in those suffe...

NEW town councillors have been elected across Dorset, while residents voted overwhelmingly to support proposed Neighbourhood Plans which will shape the future of their communities. An election also took place to appoint a new Police and Crime Commissioner for the county, which is still to be announced. Follow the live updates here Voters turned out to polling stations on Thursday before the votes were counted at Redlands Community Sports Hub today. Conservative Peter Dickenson celebrate...

Report submitted by Worcestershire County League Following the first two weeks of bright sunshine and warm conditions some localised heavy overnight downpours and unpredictable squally showers throughout the day meant that week three was the first week to be influenced by the change in weather pattern and temperatures. Dan Wale (7-21) ensured he made the most of the helpful bowling conditions as he helped Stourbridge take full advantage of last week’s leaders Stourport’s misfortune of h...

for USDA NRCS Working Lands for Wildlife One out of every three acres in the U.S. is rangeland. Two-thirds of these are privately owned, mainly by ranchers who graze their livestock in the open country of the American West. Our rangelands produce premium beef, wool and dairy. But it’s the plants that feed these livestock that are the foundation for profitable agriculture in the West. But ranchers haven’t had a good way to measure how their grass is faring — until now. The Rangeland Analys...

RAP is an online resource that provides data on vegetation trends across the West from the mid-1980s to the present.

UPPER GWYNEDD — The start of 2021 has brought a change to Upper Gwynedds volunteer firefighter incentive program. The township commissioners voted unanimously on Jan. 19 to modify the townships incentive program to give the local fire department more control. "During this years budget process, the board of commissioners changed the Upper Gwynedd Fire Departments stipend program, to a volunteer program retention allocation of $60,000," said commissioner Katherine Carter. - Advertisement ...

A dismissal hearing that was scheduled for next week in the 2015 Pembroke triple homicide case was postponed in Christian Circuit Court Wednesday morning after a request was made by the defense to reschedule. Christian Martin, 52, appeared in Judge John Atkins’ court via Zoom while at the Christian County Jail while one of defense attorneys, Olivia Adams also appeared via Zoom. Adams, who spoke on behalf of Martin’s two other defense attorneys Tim Griffiths and Doug Moore, asked the j...