They're in the audience to get something out of your lecture, presentation, speech, or talk. They sincerely would like to take home something positive. [genardmethod.com]

In the present research, the mean score of the whole scale was calculated. [academic.oup.com]

Unclear risk of bias: there is no information on the randomisation method or it is not clearly presented. 2. [cochranelibrary-wiley.com]

For example, a person with a speech disorder can participate in a musical presentation using a musical instrument, even a bell. Speak clearly and distinctly but naturally. [lds.org]

Genetic factors cause more than 50 percent of all hearing loss in children, whether present at birth or developed later in life. [healthyhearing.com]

Mild speech disorders may not require any treatment. Some speech disorders may simply go away. Others can improve with speech therapy. Treatment varies and depends on the type of disorder. [healthline.com]

Research does show that children with apraxia benefit most from receiving frequent treatment sessions. [mommyspeechtherapy.com]

Treatment sessions may be 30 to 60 or 90 minutes and may occur once to three times weekly, depending on the treatment program. [chsc.org]

This is currently under review. [ 10 ] Prognosis This is dependent on the cause of the speech delay. The prognosis is improved with early detection and intervention. [patient.info]

Prognosis When speech disorders are detected and treated early, the prognosis is generally very good. [encyclopedia.com]

The prognosis of all cancers becomes rapidly poorer the longer the disease remains unrecognized. [britannica.com]

The condition is more common in boys, and a family history of “late bloomers” is often present. 13 The prognosis for these children is excellent, however; they usually have normal speech development by the age of school entry. 14 EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE DISORDER [aafp.org]

It can be said, however, that speech delay is a common childhood problem that affects 3 to 10 percent of children. 4 – 6 The disorder is three to four times more common in boys than in girls. 5, 7 Etiology Speech delay may be a manifestation of numerous [aafp.org]

It is interesting to note that experienced investigators no longer aspire to a “cure” of stuttering through an etiologic (causal) approach. [britannica.com]

OVERALL CONCLUSIONS The committee reviewed a range of sources to respond to its charge, including published research on the etiology, epidemiology, and treatment of childhood speech and language disorders; expert testimony; data from clinical studies; [nap.edu]

Study inclusion criteria were (1) a bilateral HL (sensorineural, conductive, or mixed) with better-ear 3- or 4-frequency air conduction PTA (BEPTA) of 25 to 75 dB HL; however, children with HL related to transient etiology, such as otitis media with effusion [jamanetwork.com]

Epidemiology Speech delay is a common childhood problem. It is estimated to affect around 6% of children. [ 5 ] However, this figure has been reported to be as high as 19%. [ 6 ] The disorder is more common in boys than in girls. [patient.info]

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OVERALL CONCLUSIONS The committee reviewed a range of sources to respond to its charge, including published research on the etiology, epidemiology, and treatment of childhood speech and language disorders; expert testimony; data from clinical studies; [nap.edu]

[…] strangers 3 to 4 years Three to six words per sentence; asks questions, converses, relates experiences, tells stories; almost all speech understood by strangers 4 to 5 years Six to eight words per sentence; names four colors; counts 10 pennies correctly Epidemiology [aafp.org]

Preventing adult speech impairment Some types and causes of adult speech impairment are impossible to prevent. But you can take steps to lower your risk of developing other types of impaired speech. [healthline.com]

When hearing loss prevents the brain from receiving all of the frequencies in speech you lose the ability to hear the difference between similar words. [clearlyhearing.com]

[…] food or liquid from entering the airway (aspiration) or to prevent choking Esophageal Phase: relaxing and tightening the openings at the top and bottom of the esophagus and squeezing food through the stomach What are some signs and symptoms of feeding [cassadychildrenscenter.com]

Treatments The best way to approach treatment for a communication disorder is to focus on prevention and early intervention. Parents should be aware of the typical age their child should be reaching each developmental milestone. [psychologytoday.com]