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Professional Voice Care May Reduce Vocal Disorders in Children

by Mary Beth Nierengarten • May 6, 2019

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He also underscored that similar interventions to promote good voice care are important for all children, including non-singing children, particularly given the influence of good voice care over the long term on both the personal and professional lives of people. “The importance of voice care is particularly salient in children because they do not control their behavior or voice as well as adults and therefore are more vulnerable to possible voice trauma,” he said. “We believe it is crucial to introduce the same solicitude for voice in non-singing children.”

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Filed Under: Laryngology, Online Exclusives, Pediatric, Practice Focus Tagged With: pediatrics, voice disorders, voice therapy

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