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Speech disorder is an invisible form of disability

AP Vogel, P Gibilisco (ed.)

Design for All Institute of India | Published : 2016

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COMMUNICATION AND SWALLOWING OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH ACQUIRED AND PROGRESSIVE NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS

We all talk, eat and drink, but it’s not until we lose these skills that we recognise their importance. Communication & swallowing disorders..

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