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Decreased sound tolerance in autism: Understanding and distinguishing between hyperacusis, misophonia, and phonophobia - Zachary Williams MD/PhD Candidate

May 20, 2022

See Zachary Williams, BS, article in book: ENT & Audiology News, Volume 31, Issue 2 (MAY/JUNE 2022)
Publisher: Pinpoint Scotland

Mr. Williams is a CMER collaborator and currently a MD/PhD candidate at Vanderbilty University.

Check out the article HERE.