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Vocal attrition related to idiosyncratic dysphonia: Re-analysis of survey data

Shimon Sapir Communication Sciences and Disorders, Northwestern University, Illinois, USA
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Joseph Attias Institute for Noise Hazards Research and Evoked Potentials Laboratory, Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Israel
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Amnon Shahar Institute for Noise Hazards Research and Evoked Potentials Laboratory, Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Israel
Pages 129-135 | Received 01 Oct 1991, Accepted 01 Feb 1992, Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Shruthi Padmashali, Srikanth Nayak & Usha Devadas. (2022) Prevalence of vocal fatigue and associated risk factors in university teachers. Speech, Language and Hearing 25:4, pages 507-514.
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Lina Zeine & Karen Waltar Faulkner. (2005) Care of the Voice: Survey Findings From Actors’ Perspectives. Voice and Speech Review 4:1, pages 350-361.
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Katherine Verdolini & Lorraine O Ramig. (2001) Review: Occupational risks for voice problems. Logopedics Phoniatrics Vocology 26:1, pages 37-46.
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Shimon Sapir, Barbara Mathers-Schmidt & George W. Larson. (1996) Singers' and non-singers' vocal health, vocal behaviours, and attitudes towards voice and singing: indirect findings from a questionnaire. European Journal of Disorders of Communication 31:2, pages 193-209.
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Shimon Sapir, Anat Keidar & Barbara Mathers—schmidt. (1993) Vocal attrition in teachers: survey findings. European Journal of Disorders of Communication 28:2, pages 177-185.
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