Walking slower? Why your ears, not your knees, might be the problem
ASHA Associate Director of Audiology Practices Lindsay Creed was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal for an article on a new study showing a relationship between ear health and walking speed.
F1 Is One of the Loudest Sports on Earth. This Is What Audiologists Recommend to Protect Your Hearing at the Miami Grand Prix
ASHA Senior Director of Audiology Practices Tricia Ashby was quoted in a CNET article about hearing protection in motorsports.
ASHA President Linda I. Rosa-Lugo and former ASHA Vice President for Audiology Practice Janice R. Trent were interviewed by Coffee with America about the results of ASHA's recent polling of caregivers on communication challenges.
The Identify the Signs campaign aims to educate the public about the warning signs of communication disorders. Speech, language, and hearing disorders are treatable and early detection is a major contributor to speedier recoveries, shortened treatment periods, and reduced costs for individuals and society alike.
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ASHA's new developmental milestones are available in checklists that detail communication (speech, language, and hearing) milestones for children ages birth to 5 years as well as feeding and swallowing milestones for children ages birth to 3 years.
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