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As a step toward integrating photographic visual scene displays in brain–computer interface, this study examined the feasibility of incorporating contextual, naturalistic scenes in which communication items were embedded asymmetrically. #AAC
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The latest Special Issue of the American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology contains 27 articles you can use in your aphasia practice! Learn more on the Context Blog
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In health care settings, people with communication disabilities (CDs) are more likely to experience worse healthcare outcomes related to communication barriers. Here's a guide showing how SLPs can help close the policy-to-practice gap.
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This article from JSLHR found that bilingual children with speech, language, and communication needs face a higher risk of reduced heritage language experiences.
📖 Read more: at.asha.org/1aH #ResearchTuesday #SLPeeps
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ALT Research Tuesday. Are bilingual children with speech, language, and communication needs more at risk for heritage language attrition than their typically developing peers?
We've had a busy week, publishing 28 articles! Check out the articles we published Last Week in the ASHA Journals
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Findings of this #AJSLP study suggest that BAbSANT (Bilingual Abstract Semantic Associative Network Training) is a linguistically and culturally appropriate word retrieval therapy for bilingual persons with aphasia.
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In 2027 we're debuting a new look for AJSLP! The same clinical focus you love, with articles divided into three sections. Learn more on the Context Blog! academy.pubs.asha.org/2026/1…
An expanded version of multimodal communication treatment was explored by including a discourse task and group activities on #telepractice to mirror daily communication and improve communication success for people with severe nonfluent aphasia.
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Happy #ResearchTuesday📚!
In recognition of AAC Awareness Month, this week we’re featuring an article on integrating literacy targets into shared storybook reading with children who use AAC!
Check out this study: at.asha.org/1ak
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ALT Research Tuesday. Integrating an AAC literacy feature into shared storybook reading for autistic children who need or rely on AAC.
The leaves are changing, the days are getting shorter, and ASHA Journals keep rolling on! Check out more than 20 articles published Last Week in the ASHA Journals!
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Researchers studied the effectiveness of a book reading intervention on the bilingual language development of Dai–Mandarin young bilingual children in China, finding that it can improve bilingual children's selected vocabulary and narrative skills.
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Clinical trials build evidence that clinicians can use in their practice to better help people they work with every day. Check out the latest forum in JSLHR for new research on 5 clinical trials! academy.pubs.asha.org/2026/1…
The “Documentation of Communication Disability Collection and Accommodations in Primary Care Settings" study is a trial evaluating an implementation guide & practice facilitation on the adoption of communication disability status documentation.
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#ResearchTuesday: In this article, researchers investigated the difference between misophonia and sound aversion by playing trigger sounds for people with misophonia and a control group.
Read the AJA to learn more: at.asha.org/19K
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ALT Research Tuesday. Distinguishing misophonia from nonclinical sound aversion: Emotional response profiles for auditory triggers.
It's been another busy week! Check out the 20+ articles we've published Last Week in the ASHA Journals academy.pubs.asha.org/2026/1…
Multiple barriers affecting professionals and caregivers of children with pediatric feeding disorder were identified, including limitations in resources, clinical tools, care coordination, accessibility, and caregiver-related factors.
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Tomorrow is DLD Awareness Day, and we're celebrating by featuring new articles you can use in your daily work with people with DLD! Check out the latest on the Context Blog!
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This #JSLHR study finds that bilingual children with speech, language, and communication needs are more at risk for heritage language attrition than their typically developing peers.
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Welcome to #ResearchTuesday!
We’re a few days from #DLDDay. To celebrate it, we look at the prevalence of DLD in West Virginia schools, highlighting the large scale of this disorder across the country.
Read more in LSHSS: at.asha.org/19w
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ALT Research Tuesday. Estimated prevalence of Developmental Language Disorder Risk in West Virginia Schools.
Don't miss the latest edition of our newest feature, Last Week in the ASHA Journals! Check out articles published across all 5 of our journals in the past week.
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