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Could birdsong help us solve stuttering? New CSAIL genomics work suggests vocalizing birds could tell us more about speech disordersMassachusetts Institute of Technology (12/22/2014)
          Quiet as a mouse, but so much to hear: UB researcher finds that mice discriminate partial sounds just as humans do with partial wordsUniversity at Buffalo, the State University of New York (12/04/2014)
          Unlocking Emily's world: Cracking the code of silence in children with autism who barely speakBoston University (11/19/2014)
          Genetic tweak gave yellow fever mosquitoes a nose for human odorPrinceton University via EurekAlert! (11/12/2014)
          Overall risk of birth defects appears low for women taking antiretrovirals during early pregnancyHarvard School of Public Health (11/10/2014)
          Ultrasound guides tongue to pronounce "r" soundsNew York University (10/27/2014)
          New tool for children with speech errors: Making the "r' sound is one of the most common problemsWall Street Journal (10/20/2014)
          Peter Barr-Gillespie and Kateri Spinelli win BioArt CompetitionOregon Health & Science University (10/07/2014)
          Children understand familiar voices better than those of strangersNew York University (10/06/2014)
          Infant cooing, babbling linked to hearing ability, MU researcher finds: MU study reinforces the importance of early hearing interventionsUniversity of Missouri (09/23/2014)
          Proteins Hey1 and Hey2 ensure that inner ear 'hair cells' are made at the right time, in the right placeJohns Hopkins Medicine (09/16/2014)
          Viral infection in nose can trigger bacterial infection in the earWake Forest Baptist Medical Center via Medical News Today (09/11/2014)
          New treatment successful for rare and disabling movement disorder, the Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (MdDS)Mount Sinai Hospital (08/08/2014)
          Rare developmental disorder linked to tumor-suppressing protein, researchers find: Researchers have revealed a new insight into CHARGE syndrome, a rare developmental disorderStanford University School of Medicine (08/03/2014)
          A new technique allows scientists to watch brain cells in mice as they process soundJohns Hopkins Medicine (07/31/2014)

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