Speech Language And Hearing Sciences

Non-invasive stimulation of the nerve, a hot topic on social media, shows promise in clinical trials.

Aging in place is a high priority for Floridians, yet nearly 40% of older adults have at least one disability, creating challenges for independent living. Mobility-related disabilities are among the most common types, including difficulties with walking, climbing stairs, or performing other physical tasks. Nearly one-third of community-dwelling adults…

A collaboration among PHHP, UF Health and P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School is creating a space for children and families to learn and play together.

PHHP Days higlighted the breadth of teaching, research, service and clinical work across the college.

Dr. Hollea Ryan talks with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about noise-induced hearing loss in children and young adults.

UF’s Neuromuscular Plasticity Training Program held its 20th annual symposium, bringing together former and current trainees, students from multiple UF colleges and leaders in the field of rehabilitation science.

She will complete research training this summer at Vanderbilt University.

Compared to stroke survivors who do not have language problems, those with aphasia had 21% lower income and 7% lower wealth.

In a major milestone, the council recognized the ASL special interest group.

She presented research on auditory development in children and the effects on language aquisition.