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16699	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Smell Disorders	Your sense of smell helps you enjoy life. You may delight in the aromas of your favorite foods or the fragrance of flowers. Your sense of smell is also a warning system, alerting you to danger signals such as a gas leak, spoiled food, or a fire. Any loss in your sense of smell can have a negative effect on your quality of life. It can also be a sign of more serious health problems.	smell increase 0.560144 negative effect 0.33713 men ages 0.340705 food releases 0.339604 odor receptor 0.346335 smell 0.990848 smell disorder 0.817442 chemosensory research centers 0.367251 complete inability 0.337351 specific odors 0.343892 common chemical sense 0.413918 unique representation 0.33842 sense 0.492229 tear-inducing power 0.336951 chemosensory scientists 0.341086 smell disorders 0.719171 taste disorders 0.428858 health problems 0.343251 potential smell disorder 0.551919 congenital anosmia 0.337007 medical conditions 0.365015 common ways 0.337396 age range 0.341506 North Americans 0.339948 coffee brewing 0.336837	gas leak 0.375583 sensory cells 0.375941 refreshing coolness 0.337588 odor 0.35104 specialized sensory cells 0.375631 olfactory neuron 0.349314 favorite foods 0.339258 particular smell 0.543526 nearly one-quarter 0.341584 Taste Disorders publication 0.409126 smell test 0.523169 ability 0.337834 nose 0.373314 nerve endings 0.366417 chemical senses 0.37104 natural gas leak 0.36041 people 0.397671 small patch 0.337412 food 0.347462 certain medical conditions 0.358855 doctor 0.338334 new diagnostic tests 0.3624 high blood pressure 0.361006 olfactory sensory neurons 0.587838	CLICK HERE
16868	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Age-Related Hearing Loss	Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) is the loss of hearing that gradually occurs in most of us as we grow older. It is one of the most common conditions affecting older and elderly adults.	hearing loop systems 0.468916 Hair cells-sensory cells 0.360346 key hearing structures 0.491225 health care provider 0.352037 ear plugs 0.361503 hearing aids 0.48137 primary care physician 0.352412 tympanic membrane 0.3508 incoming sound waves 0.359924 hearing aid specialist 0.532304 new hair cells 0.354261 cochlear implants 0.35112 middle ear couple 0.391267 health insurance companies 0.350889 hearing aid 0.537685 ear canal 0.385748 sound waves 0.40616 outer ear 0.389601 causes pore-like channels 0.354128 tiny bones 0.357709 fact sheet Cochlear 0.352822 hearing health care 0.478996 age-related hearing loss 0.855585 NIDCD fact sheet 0.44809 noise-induced hearing loss 0.585236	older people 0.358651 hearing loss 0.913826 electrical signal 0.352283 elastic partition runs 0.354205 basic hearing tests 0.477375 hearing problem 0.489155 basilar membrane 0.357611 test hearing aids 0.479972 hearing aid provider 0.475331 hearing problems 0.446312 microscopic hair-like projections 0.353982 long-term exposure 0.350386 auditory nerve 0.360054 ear muffs 0.362524 sensory hair cells 0.357917 middle ear 0.498264 people 0.3854 Certain medical conditions 0.359 phone amplifying devices 0.351271 sheet Hearing Aids 0.475469 hair cells 0.421874 high blood pressure 0.354866 difficulty hearing 0.47908 inner ear 0.506927	CLICK HERE
16878	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Vestibular Schwannoma (Acoustic Neuroma) and Neurofibromatosis	A vestibular schwannoma (also known as acoustic neuroma, acoustic neurinoma, or acoustic neurilemoma) is a benign, usually slow-growing tumor that develops from the balance and hearing nerves supplying the inner ear. The tumor comes from an overproduction of Schwann cells—the cells that normally wrap around nerve fibers like onion skin to help support and insulate nerves.	acoustic neuroma surgery 0.474781 facial movement 0.481599 nearby brain structures 0.477586 bilateral vestibular schwannomas 0.643578 facial nerve 0.458836 facial numbness 0.455417 slow-growing tumor 0.544741 inner ear problems 0.485872 asymmetric hearing loss 0.516 conventional surgical techniques 0.472543 unilateral vestibular schwannomas 0.677274 Schwann cell growth 0.535788 acoustic neuroma 0.522397 thorough ear examination 0.484917 early detection 0.474179 bilateral vestibular schwannoma 0.617612 vestibular schwannoma 0.944404 hearing ear 0.476587 unilateral vestibular schwannoma 0.762232 gene 0.45864 Schwann cells 0.480802 affected ear 0.451897 surgical removal 0.4777 face sensation nerve 0.489186 nerve fibers 0.455572	balance nerves 0.487578 symptoms 0.465649 Unilateral/asymmetric hearing loss 0.508447 acoustic neurinoma 0.481596 facial nerves 0.475634 tumor removal 0.498735 hearing nerves 0.49261 acoustic neurilemoma 0.481557 nerves 0.51481 hearing 0.529788 spinal cord 0.474561 vestibular schwannomas 0.822845 cord related tumors 0.476745 hearing nerve 0.476814 balance testing 0.451324 Schwann cell development 0.485574 facial weakness 0.450783 Magnetic resonance imaging 0.476839 tumor 0.676898 trigeminal nerve 0.455225 auditory brainstem responses 0.478283 inner ear 0.527475 spinal cord tumors 0.4739 insulate nerves 0.480543	CLICK HERE
16891	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Síndrome de Pendred	El síndrome de Pendred es un trastorno genético que causa la pérdida de audición temprana en los niños. También puede afectar la glándula tiroides y a veces crea problemas de equilibrio.	glándula tiroides 0.920881 doctor vaughan pendred 0.72294 mutaciones slc26a4 0.324684 Otros Trastornos 0.322434 Hereditary hearing 0.320992 Estados Unidos 0.345826	hará preguntas 0.333126 genes slc26a4 0.348655 posibles consecuencias 0.391969 largo plazo 0.324811 gen pds 0.364775 gen slc26a4 0.987306	CLICK HERE
17158	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Apraxia of Speech	Apraxia of speech, also known as verbal apraxia or dyspraxia, is a speech disorder in which a person has trouble saying what he or she wants to say correctly and consistently.	complex words 0.339215 speech sound movements 0.398888 adequate speech abilities 0.377745 children 0.384825 Sound substitutions 0.339387 brain structure 0.341439 neurological disorder 0.344616 verbal apraxia 0.397197 family members 0.372139 language production problems 0.368382 assistive communication methods 0.359867 fact sheet Aphasia 0.372646 speech sound disorder 0.406182 speech-language therapy sessions 0.373374 severe cases 0.368585 speech muscles 0.364763 developmental verbal apraxia 0.38655 speech development 0.357687 childhood aos 0.759534 different speech characteristics 0.386549 alternative communication methods 0.370801 childhood apraxia 0.409674 speech tasks 0.352036 genetic factors 0.369323 expressive language problems 0.368228	speech abilities 0.429531 speech-language pathologist 0.371154 communication disorder 0.341984 trouble 0.341178 speech-language pathologists 0.377691 recent research findings 0.365987 separate speech disorder 0.400428 electronic communication device—such 0.361409 muscles results 0.342531 AOS 0.958733 various treatment approaches 0.35906 speech-language therapy 0.397569 articulatory apraxia 0.359899 words 0.357737 intensive speech-language therapy 0.370759 language disorder 0.346733 brain 0.36438 people 0.353934 developmental apraxia 0.35635 brain pathways 0.345163 speech problems 0.35486 speech 0.588678 speech structures 0.356205 informal sign language 0.363276	CLICK HERE
17164	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Stuttering	Stuttering is a speech disorder characterized by repetition of sounds, syllables, or words; prolongation of sounds; and interruptions in speech known as blocks.	cellular trafficking 0.240622 magnetic resonance imaging 0.251543 newly recognized cause 0.232515 various cell components 0.244953 slightly altered version 0.244725 certain speaking situations 0.247487 high financial cost 0.282858 muscle movements 0.258051 young child 0.226669 electronic devices 0.244316 stuttering 0.974762 fluent speech 0.286866 speech disruptions 0.23886 brain injury 0.203637 speech-language pathologist 0.508609 similar stuttering patterns 0.653554 Americans stutter 0.292978 speech fluency 0.283099 children 0.282952 best treatment options 0.266301 Recent brain imaging 0.282946 speech disorder 0.232702 disfluent speech 0.231881 young children 0.276562	relatively short period 0.246873 language abilities 0.270018 lifelong communication disorder 0.268042 precisely coordinated muscle 0.259061 speech-language pathologists 0.20022 stuttering behavior 0.61364 brain imaging 0.38488 specific speech patterns 0.275353 neurogenic stuttering 0.670699 researchers 0.254074 psychogenic stuttering 0.623429 gender difference increases 0.257843 different brain regions 0.271557 rapid eye blinks 0.279383 struggle behaviors 0.278724 people 0.25809 developmental stuttering 0.834765 brain imaging tools 0.267516 person 0.219407 language skills 0.281622 child stutters 0.225127 communication disorders 0.267053 positron emission tomography 0.246993	CLICK HERE
17168	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	What Is Voice? What Is Speech? What Is Language?	Voice (or vocalization) is the sound produced by humans and other vertebrates using the lungs and the vocal folds in the larynx, or voice box.	voice 0.688652 prolonged emphasis 0.544976 great difficulty 0.5453 subject areas 0.53358 language 0.721431 adult humans 0.555722 understandable speech 0.58467 mental retardation 0.538046 larynx 0.527376 signed—that exist 0.534527 brain tumors 0.52709 normal language skills 0.678805 Speech development 0.581563 children 0.553023 language impairment 0.580702 Recent research 0.537091 precisely coordinated muscle 0.662425 noticeable speech disorders 0.727467 early age 0.540797 vocal apparatus 0.568267 developmental disabilities 0.534308 brain development 0.533081 gradual process 0.543703 Language disorders 0.587747 normal speaking skills 0.663788	sufficient pressure 0.556395 complex movements 0.5423 sound waves 0.554814 fluency disorder 0.543273 basic tone 0.54475 surgical procedure 0.542238 vocal folds 0.971947 viral infection 0.540336 American Sign Language 0.672318 decodable sounds 0.547975 United States 0.825266 head injury 0.529918 speech sounds 0.642376 medical professionals 0.57265 speech disorders 0.743434 distinctive attributes 0.54386 ASL shares 0.53587 natural sign language 0.672528 known cause 0.534384 human communication 0.538794 speech 0.845326 voice box 0.58757 sound disorders 0.56644 world stutter 0.543144	CLICK HERE
17180	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Etapas del desarrollo del habla y el lenguaje	Los primeros 3 años de vida, cuando el cerebro está en proceso de desarrollo y maduración, es el período más intensivo en la adquisición de las habilidades del habla y el lenguaje.	Otros Trastornos 0.862129 Relata cuentos 0.776788 largo plazo 0.811922 Specific Language Impairment 0.964347 amplia gama 0.811226	Usa oraciones 0.78808 mejores métodos 0.819899 amplio estudio 0.808909 Instituto Nacional 0.811148	CLICK HERE
17245	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	The Better the Game, the Louder the Crowd	Make safe listening part of your game plan. Remember to wear hearing protectors.	Human Services 0.560207 children ages 0.562644 Noisy Planet 0.977156 updates 0.427716 U.S. Department 0.560806 national public education 0.705334 awareness 0.426824 Hearing® 0.425989 causes 0.426615 farm 0.429729 Louder 0.544625 National Institute 0.567357 prevention 0.426577 Deafness 0.444368	Noisy Planet logo 0.850653 Images 0.429107 Crowd 0.516448 Noisy Planet campaign 0.8763 trademarks 0.434074 Home > Shareable 0.620803 latest news 0.573255 Game 0.456883 Better 0.45696 Communication Disorders 0.570975 noise-induced hearing loss 0.792102 information 0.426078 Downloads 0.429067 healthy hearing habits 0.774842	CLICK HERE
17254	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	es	Usa tapones para protegerte del ruido: Instrucciones para usar tapones para los oídos	Instrucciones para usar tapones para los oídos	Otros Trastornos 0.859994		CLICK HERE