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Help for Brain Fog, Voice and Swallowing Problems after COVID-19

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|Date: May 18, 2021
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Help for Brain Fog, Voice and Swallowing Problems after COVID-19

Speech-language pathologists can help patients regain health and quality of life. An estimated 10 to 30% ...

Speech-language pathologists can help patients regain health and quality of life. An estimated 10 to 30% of COVID-19 survivors experience “long-haul” symptoms including brain fog, hoarseness, and swal ...

May 18, 2021
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Head and Neck Cancer: Will It Affect My Cognition and Ability to Chew and Swallow?

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|Date: April 19, 2021
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Head and Neck Cancer: Will It Affect My Cognition and Ability to Chew and Swallow?

Content derived from articles from Sohi Oh, MA, CCC-SLP & Erin Hawes, MA, CCC-SLP Head and neck cance ...

Content derived from articles from Sohi Oh, MA, CCC-SLP & Erin Hawes, MA, CCC-SLP Head and neck cancer is a broad term used to refer to cancers in the head/neck region of the body and typically in ...

April 19, 2021
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A New Route Through Memory Lane—Ten Memory Boosting Tips to Use Today

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|Date: December 10, 2020
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A New Route Through Memory Lane—Ten Memory Boosting Tips to Use Today

Forgetfulness may be a common complaint among older adults, but we all have moments where we occasionally ...

Forgetfulness may be a common complaint among older adults, but we all have moments where we occasionally wonder where our brains went. However, the brain is capable of producing new brain cells at an ...

December 10, 2020
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Give Yourself a Boost: Five Steps to Better Memory

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|Date: August 16, 2014
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Give Yourself a Boost: Five Steps to Better Memory

You've met her before. You can even remember where. But her name? It eludes you, taunting you, just out o ...

You've met her before. You can even remember where. But her name? It eludes you, taunting you, just out of reach. While aging can make it harder to remember some things, by focusing on your potential ...

August 16, 2014
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Help for Brain Fog, Voice and Swallowing Problems after COVID-19

Help for Brain Fog, Voice and Swallowing Problems after COVID-19

Head and Neck Cancer: Will It Affect My Cognition and Ability to Chew and Swallow?

Head and Neck Cancer: Will It Affect My Cognition and Ability to Chew and Swallow?

A New Route Through Memory Lane—Ten Memory Boosting Tips to Use Today

A New Route Through Memory Lane—Ten Memory Boosting Tips to Use Today

Give Yourself a Boost: Five Steps to Better Memory

Give Yourself a Boost: Five Steps to Better Memory