EDINA, Minn. -- Does the sound of someone chewing, slurping or swallowing drive you crazy? You're not alone. More research is being done to help those who aren't just irritated by these sounds but ...

Ever wondered why a crunchy chip or a sizzling snack feels so irresistible? The reason lies in sound. Scientists say the noises we hear while eating — the crack, crunch, and sizzle — shape how food ...

India In India, eating also sounds. The gesture and the noise are confused: the fingers sink into the rice, mix with the curry and, in that soft splash, you hear something more than food. It is a way ...

Scientists at Newcastle University have published a new study on the underlying cause of misophonia. Misophonia is a hatred of certain sounds that elicits an emotional or physiological response. The ...