Researchers and sufferers of Tinnitus gather to find a cure for this mysterious condition
Many healthcare professionals have a poor understanding of tinnitus and its impact on people’s health
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Maye Montoya named 2023 Fiesta Reina
Maye Montoya, a salutatorian for Taos Academy's class of 2023, has been named this year's La Fiesta de Taos Reina. Using a point system based on five categories, a panel
Source: taosnews.com
Transgender people receiving free voice therapy at MSU Denver
Graduate student clinicians at MSU Denver's Department of Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences are offering voice therapy sessions for trans people in Denver.
Source: denverpost.com
Speech & Hearing Sciences to offer free screenings
UNM Speech & Hearing Sciences is offering extremely valuable services to the community on May 4. As part of Better Hearing and Speech Month, New Mexico community members can take advantage of free speech and hearing screenings. “This is a wonderful...
Source: unm.edu
John Hendrickson's 'Life on Delay: Making Peace with a Stutter'
In 2019, \“Atlantic\” writer and editor John Hendrickson wrote a piece about then-presidential candidate Joe Biden’s struggle with stuttering. It forced Hendrickson to reconcile with his own stutter, too.
Source: kuer.org