Voice disorders are the most common communication disorder across the life span, affecting
more than five million school-aged children annually in the United States alone. Although …

Gender-dependent differentiation of the brain at morphological, neurochemical and
functional levels of organization have been shown to be primarily controlled by sex …

Introduction Voice disorders are a common communication disorder in children. Behavioral
voice therapy is recommended by both Otolaryngologists and Speech-Language …

This paper reports a study designed to identify the understandings and perceptions of boys
enrolled at the London Oratory School about the male adolescent voice change, singing and …

Given the wealth of research evidence related to singing and singing-related behaviors
across the lifespan that has emerged since the publication of this report, we should be …

This document examines vocal health and pedagogy as they relate to the adolescent
singing voice in the 21st century, and based on the understanding gained, it develops …

Purpose The purpose of this survey was to determine the self-perceived competence levels
in voice disorders of practicing school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and …

Objective To evaluate whether the puberty-like sex hormone surge during the first months of
life (mini-puberty) affects fundamental frequency (fo) in infant crying as one would derive …

Objetivo comparar as tarefas de emissão de vogal e de contagem de números na
diferenciação perceptivo-auditiva de crianças com e sem lesão laríngea. Método Estudo …

Objectives To elaborate reduced versions of the Pediatric Vocal Symptoms Questionnaire
(PVSQ) protocol for the two forms of application of the instrument: self-evaluation (SE) and …