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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
16706	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Noise-Induced Hearing Loss	Every day, we experience sound in our environment, such as the sounds from television and radio, household appliances, and traffic. Normally, these sounds are at safe levels that don’t damage our hearing. But sounds can be harmful when they are too loud, even for a brief time, or when they are both loud and long-lasting. These sounds can damage sensitive structures in the inner ear and cause noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL).	key hearing structures 0.496893 human hair cells 0.311896 harmful noise 0.243798 loud noise 0.576561 average decibel ratings 0.297741 incoming sound waves 0.311259 middle ear couple 0.321221 ear canal 0.235806 sound waves 0.385881 causes pore-like channels 0.286518 outer ear 0.236847 Hair cells—sensory cells 0.316265 loud sounds 0.302211 noise-induced hearing loss 0.7652 hearing loss 0.946589 electrical signal 0.29719 trouble hearing 0.45424 elastic partition runs 0.287842 hearing test 0.49086 loud concerts 0.284733 long exposure 0.253645 continuous exposure 0.244568 basilar membrane 0.304769 temporary hearing loss 0.488513 loud bursts 0.267025	long time 0.24115 NIHL 0.465272 microscopic hair-like projections 0.285094 basilar membrane—ride 0.225311 sound vibrations 0.239864 public education campaign 0.284075 auditory nerve 0.310389 safe levels 0.22294 good hearing health 0.468626 Loud noise exposure 0.408032 amphibian hair cells 0.309621 sensory hair cells 0.306379 one-time exposure 0.252484 middle ear 0.400749 residual long-term damage 0.297003 hair cells 0.637952 ears 0.230032 noisy room 0.222853 hearing tests 0.435468 time 0.283693 inner ear 0.442043 brief time 0.238756 healthy hearing habits 0.470449 familiar sounds 0.222665	CLICK HERE
16877	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Tinnitus	Tinnitus is commonly described as a ringing in the ears, but it also can sound like roaring, clicking, hissing, or buzzing. It may be soft or loud, high pitched or low pitched. You might hear it in either one or both ears.	Wearable sound generators 0.384904 sound 0.417562 severe hearing loss 0.404114 neural networks 0.378223 fact sheet Hearing 0.404074 brain cells 0.36093 brain tumors 0.401557 auditory cortex 0.387499 tinnitus 0.964577 ear wax 0.377631 common service-related disabilities 0.384792 hearing signal 0.362857 cochlear implants 0.374676 brain structure 0.36451 sound levels 0.355136 ear canal 0.466027 hearing aid 0.369326 process sound 0.35823 tinnitus researchers 0.550059 deep brain stimulation 0.443761 damages brain tissue 0.399491 fact sheet Cochlear 0.375729 Acoustic neural stimulation 0.394911 Tabletop sound generators 0.384411	NIDCD fact sheet 0.45959 tiny sensory hair 0.380134 noise-induced hearing loss 0.660432 older people 0.353181 promising research directions 0.372049 magnetic stimulation 0.382625 brain areas 0.356839 short magnetic pulses 0.371824 neural circuits 0.634019 relatively new technique 0.374759 inner ear changes 0.416968 intense noise 0.370081 broadband acoustic signal 0.370274 Pulsatile tinnitus 0.603359 chronic pain syndrome 0.376043 auditory nerve 0.391357 sensory hair cells 0.5432 brain 0.546487 people 0.424012 primary care doctor 0.383937 inner ear 0.596618 small electronic devices 0.376964 relieve tinnitus 0.551872 tonotopic map 0.404883	CLICK HERE
16888	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Pérdida de audición en los adultos mayores	La pérdida de audición es una disminución pronta o gradual de la capacidad para oír. Es uno de los problemas de salud más comunes que afecta a los adultos mayores y ancianos.	pequeño tamaño 0.4927 audífonos ite 0.941942 pequeños aparatos 0.520213 plástico duro detrás 0.593262 inglés assistive devices 0.593129 audífonos bte 0.78198 Psychometric adequacy 0.54688 completo detrás 0.504012 implantes mei 0.502392	bone-anchored hearing aid 0.576492 Hearing Handicap Inventory 0.671975 audiometric correlates 0.541793 siguientes preguntas 0.528359 ondas sonoras 0.494453 vibraciones sonoras 0.662405 mediana edad 0.52561 or language disorders 0.601482	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
17166	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Teachers: Take Care of Your Voice	It's a lesson worth learning: Teachers who try to do the best possible job for their students need to take care and preserve what may be their most valuable teaching asset—their voice.	best possible job 0.939367 following quiz 0.658354 vocal cords 0.716462 good education 0.63917 overuse 0.468923 professionals 0.449073 adults 0.445307 surgeon 0.442098 questions 0.442597 voice problems 0.684282 students 0.542346 great demands 0.701658 voice disorders 0.828325 research 0.444915 otolaryngologist 0.469195 speech-language pathologist 0.916687 upper respiratory infections 0.880678 vocal abuse 0.696656 ear 0.442504 vocal nodules 0.728423 laryngeal cancer 0.680765 physician 0.44237 U.S. report problems 0.884679 National Institute 0.666956	prevention 0.44477 addition 0.440519 voice problem 0.848892 nose 0.447228 Deafness 0.454542 underlying cause 0.646408 nature 0.444872 lightweight microphone 0.645275 throat disorders 0.659145 voices 0.44804 lesson 0.443808 diagnosis 0.444813 Healthier teachers 0.642135 classroom 0.444729 preserve 0.444844 proper voice techniques 0.862115 visit www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/voice-speech-and-language 0.637363 teaching asset—their voice 0.967757 growths 0.469423 health problems 0.664643 instruction 0.440284 Communication Disorders 0.66859 vocal strain 0.685684	CLICK HERE
17182	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Trastornos del espectro autista: Problemas de comunicación en los niños	Los trastornos del espectro autista (Autism spectrum disorder, ASD) son una discapacidad del desarrollo. Pueden causar problemas sociales, de comunicación y de comportamiento significativos.	autism spectrum 0.824945 Otros Trastornos 0.657158 children with autism 0.584584 referencia facilitarán 0.545945 Salud Complementaria 0.537922 futuros problemas 0.564013 cuántos síntomas 0.562282 Accidentes Cerebrovasculares 0.543458 Autism CARES Act 0.599785 Salud Ambiental 0.538458 Estados Unidos 0.649652	with autism spectrum 0.730755 especial atención 0.538175 determinada área 0.55306 Autism Research 0.635232 Eunice Kennedy Shriver 0.580422 mayores retrasos 0.547766 Mejores maneras 0.54328 child with autism 0.591173 pequeño grupo 0.549537 Instituto Nacional 0.9544	CLICK HERE
17275	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	How to Protect Your Hearing: Move Away From the Noise	How to Protect Your Hearing: Move Away From the Noise	adults 0.427111 Human Services 0.566405 children ages 0.567026 Noisy Planet 0.894214 updates 0.428765 U.S. Department 0.566985 national public education 0.713634 awareness 0.427914 Hearing® 0.427239 causes 0.42771 farm 0.430804 National Institute 0.571458 prevention 0.427673	Deafness 0.445597 Noisy Planet logo 0.808616 Images 0.430678 Noisy Planet campaign 0.826465 trademarks 0.435563 Home > Shareable 0.629505 latest news 0.578035 Communication Disorders 0.575841 noise-induced hearing loss 0.90813 information 0.427202 Downloads 0.430639 healthy hearing habits 0.888607	CLICK HERE