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Former NBA star visits BU speech pathology students
VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A former NBA player who overcame the stigma of his stutter shared his life experiences with aspiring speech pathologists on Tuesday. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist visited ...
He is the founder of Change & Impact, an organization aimed at supporting individuals with speech disorders and promoting ...
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Toys and games that inspire conversation
Toy expert and speech-language pathologist Erika Cardamone shares toys and games that'll spark conversation and bring ...
Toddlerhood is a critical window for developmental interventions. But up to 75 percent of children born with cleft or lip palate don't receive the ...
Are audiologists, nurse practitioners, physical therapists, or speech-language pathologists not “professionals”? The ...
Chandigarh: Prof Sanjay Munjal of PGI has assumed charge as president of the Indian Speech and Hearing Association (ISHA) during the association's nat.
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Why former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist brought message to Binghamton
Former NBA player and advocate Michael Kidd-Gilchrist visited students from Binghamton's Speech, Language and Pathology ...
Democrat Jennifer Jenkins will enter the race for Florida's 6th Congressional District seat, now occupied by Republican Randy ...
Stuttering advocate and former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist met with students from Binghamton University’s Speech, Language and Pathology program Tuesday afternoon at the Binghamton University JC ...
As many as one in three people globally have experienced tinnitus, making it one of the most prevalent health challenges facing people of all ages. However, according to the American ...
Each year the Buffalo Cool School Polar Plunge is held to raise funds for Special Olympics New York, inviting area students ...
The administration has pushed back with equal force, stating that the university faces existential threats that, if not ...
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