Audiology students create program to help older adults manage hearing loss
Students demonstrated that with minimal resources, providers can offer meaningful aural rehabilitation training for their patients.
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Speech Language And Hearing Sciences
PHHP recognizes faculty and staff for outstanding advising, mentoring and teaching
The college honored Brenda McDonnell, David Fuller, Sarah McKune and Yary Santiago for exceptional advising, mentoring and teaching.
Audiology student Aimee Miller selected for highly competitive T35 summer research training
Miller will participate in a three-month, research-intensive experience at Boys Town National Research Hospital.
Clearing up confusion about over-the-counter hearing aids
Dr. Sterling Sheffield offers advice on navigating the new hearing aid market.
Gator games can get loud! Protect your hearing.
Au.D. student Aimee Miller shows you how to protect your hearing in three easy steps.
Postdoc Cara Donohue awarded American Heart Association grant
The grant funds a study that will test an intervention designed to strengthen breathing muscles and improve post-surgical outcomes in patients who have had heart surgery.
NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist shares journey as a person who stutters
Kidd-Gilchrist discussed the importance of the trusted relationship between a person who stutters and their speech-language pathologist.
Using ‘baby talk’ with infants isn’t just cute: It could help them learn to make words
A new study suggests that when parents baby talk to their infants, they might be helping them learn to produce speech.
UF findings may lead to new field of study in speech production among users of cochlear implants
The team is the first to demonstrate that a novel technology can effectively be used to assess speech development in children born deaf who received cochlear implants.
