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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
16873	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Ménière's Disease	Ménière’s disease is a disorder of the inner ear that causes severe dizziness (vertigo), ringing in the ears (tinnitus), hearing loss, and a feeling of fullness or congestion in the ear. Ménière’s disease usually affects only one ear.	disease treatment 0.370117 medical history 0.352573 talk therapy 0.351139 inner ear fluids 0.449422 Pressure pulse treatment 0.3899 drop attacks 0.365166 future attacks 0.356601 normal balance 0.351973 antibiotic gentamicin 0.358778 alternative medical therapies 0.385681 body moves 0.352487 single symptom 0.352233 migraine headaches 0.351788 Ménière’s disease 0.91311 body’s position 0.351631 blood vessels 0.350944 outer ear 0.394114 microscopic hair cells 0.386245 labyrinth interferes 0.379677 Communication Disorders 0.356094 cognitive therapy 0.438842 membranous labyrinth 0.466019 magnetic resonance imaging 0.393877 endolymph volume 0.382942	United States 0.356037 hearing test 0.369879 single attacks 0.366477 long periods 0.357488 intermittent air pressure 0.390729 National Institute 0.356122 semicircular canals 0.417189 short period 0.360063 programmable microfluid pump 0.383254 endolymph buildup 0.361773 inner ear function 0.45121 Temporary hearing loss 0.41555 lower fluid volume 0.396511 balance organs 0.355794 middle ear 0.424839 people 0.377927 bony labyrinth 0.382116 endolymph fluid 0.399996 definite answers 0.353908 air pressure pulses 0.390413 otolithic organs 0.408279 pliable tubes 0.355297 genetic variations 0.351286 inner ear 0.724246	CLICK HERE
16882	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Telecommunications Relay Services	A telecommunications relay service (TRS) provides a communications assistant (CA) that allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired to communicate with people who use a standard telephone.	Federal Communications Commission 0.71765 VCO 0.550697 keywords 0.522967 standard telephone 0.646993 United States 0.631534 taste 0.523611 hearing impairment 0.668591 telephone user 0.629752 relay calls 0.731208 Disabilities 0.527071 emergency 0.522816 smell 0.526186 individuals 0.523894 behalf 0.523384 voice carry-over 0.670042 directory 0.522406 hearing carry-over 0.692844 TRS 0.744317 TDD 0.587377 responsibility 0.523293 options 0.524864 event 0.522838 speech impairment 0.643308 telephone users 0.628273	conversation 0.523134 dial 0.530267 telecommunications relay services 0.97521 TTY users 0.64688 NIDCD 0.531551 Americans 0.524651 Title 0.527121 people 0.547672 Act 0.527063 HCO 0.550301 person 0.55089 response 0.54985 text telephone device 0.738008 effect 0.52452 organizations 0.540972 long-distance company 0.726414 disordered processes 0.63306 Communications assistants 0.626637 information 0.55782 U.S. telephone companies 0.775495 communication disorders 0.635352 callers 0.525929 party 0.549929	CLICK HERE
16897	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Subtítulos para las personas sordas o con problemas de audición	El 5 de agosto de 1972, Julia Child, la “chef de la cocina francesa” en un programa televisado desde los estudios de la estación WGBH en Boston, enseñó a sus televidentes una de sus recetas de pollo más preciadas.	Federal Communications Commission 0.63734 Television Decoder Circuitry 0.641593 americans with disabilities 0.642966 Julia Child 0.57938 Estados Unidos 0.945889 cinta maestra 0.557689 mayores retos 0.526534	alta definición 0.546094 estación wgbh 0.578201 Captioned Telephone Service 0.654842 comentarios espontáneos 0.556734 leve retraso 0.563409 electronic newsroom captions 0.676115 ¿Qué programas 0.566806	CLICK HERE
17167	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Vocal Fold Paralysis	Vocal fold paralysis (also known as vocal cord paralysis) is a voice disorder that occurs when one or both of the vocal folds don't open or close properly.	voice 0.36477 Lyme disease 0.23495 implanted pacemaker 0.232794 laryngeal electromyography 0.239262 voice quality 0.268459 breathy voice 0.244736 muscular tube 0.23536 structural implant 0.270111 electrical stimulation technology 0.256847 additional voice therapy 0.268689 unexplained voice changes 0.266617 elastic bands 0.238544 surgical procedures 0.232789 stronger voice 0.242795 paralyzed fold 0.275435 electrical impulses 0.234605 end—your doctor 0.234276 air passages 0.235106 throat disorders 0.235245 vocal fold paralysis 0.99946 common treatments 0.233955 voice therapy 0.296284 laryngeal nerves 0.235003 health problems 0.236423 disordered processes 0.232914	noisy breathing 0.247882 vocal cord paralysis 0.371885 vocal folds 0.801385 common disorder 0.237957 endoscope—a tube 0.235153 thyroid cancer 0.235692 speech-language pathologist 0.310157 repositioning surgery 0.233642 National Institute 0.232795 laryngeal cartilage 0.237338 otolaryngologist—a doctor 0.234726 breathing 0.265659 multiple sclerosis 0.235746 skull base 0.236079 closed positions 0.233791 people 0.234401 breath control 0.233418 pre-operative planning 0.233458 breathing tube 0.262463 voice box 0.248955 research studies 0.232752 certain neurologic conditions 0.265512 voice disorder 0.248585 muscle tissue 0.237131	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
17184	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Ronquera	Si usted está ronco, su voz sonará áspera, entrecortada o forzada, o su tono y volumen serán más bajos. Puede sentir la garganta rasposa. En la mayoría de los casos, la ronquera es un síntoma de algún problema en las cuerdas vocales de la laringe.	corto periodo 0.526407 llamada papilomatosis respiratoria 0.606517 mal uso 0.747173 What You Need 0.610327 Know About Cancer 0.606468 Estados Unidos 0.505767 darán ejercicios 0.547318 papilomatosis respiratoria 0.726254	Spasmodic Dysphonia 0.531816 siguientes palabras 0.510591 cuánto tiempo 0.529466 ondas sonoras 0.54902 vías respiratorias 0.91133 or laryngeal papillomatosis 0.60304 futuras intervenciones 0.515782 rápida evolución 0.522031	CLICK HERE
17223	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	May Is Better Hearing and Speech Month	May Is Better Hearing and Speech Month Shareable Image	adults 0.425774 Human Services 0.561092 children ages 0.565737 Noisy Planet 0.950275 updates 0.427674 U.S. Department 0.561746 national public education 0.711409 awareness 0.426695 causes 0.42647 farm 0.429746 National Institute 0.571051 prevention 0.42643 Deafness 0.447566	Noisy Planet logo 0.817398 Images 0.430706 Noisy Planet campaign 0.846906 trademarks 0.435743 Home > Shareable 0.643293 latest news 0.576592 Communication Disorders 0.574084 Speech 0.430504 noise-induced hearing loss 0.851148 Better Hearing 0.70852 information 0.425874 Downloads 0.430661 healthy hearing habits 0.833683	CLICK HERE
17228	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	es	Proteja la audición de sus hijos durante las fiestas	Proteja la audición de sus hijos durante las Fiestas. Regale libros, rompecabezas, manualidades, u otros juguetes que usted pueda controlar el volumen.	Otros Trastornos 0.859994		CLICK HERE
17265	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	es	Cómo proteger tu audición: Aléjate del ruido	Cómo proteger tu audición: Aléjate del ruido	Otros Trastornos 0.859994		CLICK HERE