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Save the Date! Next CMER Quarterly E-Conference is set for Friday, September 25, 2020

September 25, 2020 Learn More

6/26/20 CMER Quarterly Research E-conference - Exploring the Genetics of Misophonia Using the 23 and Me Findings

June 26, 2020 Learn More

CNN Article on Misophonia w/ Dr. Zach Rosenthal & Dr. Jennifer Brout

April 22, 2020 Learn More

IMRN & Misophonia Education-FREE WORKSHOP: Coping With Misophonia While Stuck At Home

March 25, 2020 Learn More

"Attacked by Noise" - Duke CMER's Director, Dr. Zach Rosenthal on Sirius Radio

March 23, 2020 Learn More

Development and Psychometric Properties of MisoQuest—A New Self-Report Questionnaire for Misophonia

March 10, 2020 Learn More

Road to Duke Chapel

CMER Quarterly Research E-Conference on 2/21/20 12-1pm EST

February 21, 2020 Learn More

Seattle Times-The correct etiquette for eating and drinking on a plane

February 12, 2020 Learn More

Psychology Today-Finding the Misophonia Gene

January 17, 2020 Learn More

November Research E-Conference- Misophonia: Insights From Recent Studies

November 14, 2019 Learn More

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