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Molthrop 2026 findings on Misophonia comorbidities

Molthrop et al. (2026) collected caregiver-reported diagnostic histories from 22 US caregivers of individuals with misophonia and found that 27.3% of the sample endorsed at least one mental health comorbidity in their child while 68.2% endorsed more than one, indicating that comorbidity is the norm rather than the exception in this sample. Anxiety disorders were by far the most commonly reported comorbidity, followed by depression, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, OCD, hyperacusis, and PTSD (Molthrop et al., 2026).