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USPSTF: Evidence Lacking for Screening for Speech and Language Delays

Current evidence is inadequate for assessing balance of benefits and harms of screening in asymptomatic children

USPSTF: Evidence Lacking for Screening for Speech Delays in Young Children

Statement applies to children aged 5 years or younger about whom there are no concerns relating to speech or language

Combo Speech, Singing Therapy May Have Greater Effect in Parkinson Disease

Combination therapy program provided via telerehabilitation may have greater effect than speech therapy, singing intervention alone

Decision Guide Helps ID Referral for Swallowing Assessment

Decision guide is effective for determining which patients should be referred for swallowing assessment after extubation

A speech-based algorithm can differentiate individuals with posttraumatic stress disorder from controls

Speech-Based Algorithm Helps ID Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Algorithm with 18 speech features differentiates PTSD from controls with high area under the curve
A proactive speech and language pathology program is beneficial for patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma

Proactive Swallowing Rehab Program Helpful in Phalangeal CA

Increase in pretreatment evaluations and in the rate of referral; reduction in feeding tube placement
A difference of 6 on the Voice Handicap Index-10 total score may represent a minimal important difference for patients with voice disorders

Minimal Important Difference ID’d in Voice Handicap Index-10

Difference of 6 was reported for moderate change in voice symptoms; may represent MID
Letting a baby or toddler use a smartphone or tablet may lead to delays in talking

PAS: Screen Time Affects Speech Development in Young Children

Findings support American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines on technology use by very young children
For patients with head and neck cancer

Speech Pathology Telepractice Beneficial in Head, Neck Cancer

Higher service efficiency, drop in number, duration of contact events needed to manage referrals
Children whose mothers used a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor during pregnancy may be more likely to develop speech and language disorders

SSRI Use During Pregnancy Tied to Speech Issues in Offspring

No link found between SSRI use in pregnancy and risk of motor disorders, poor academic performance