ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Just ahead of Balance Awareness Week, two University of Michigan researchers discuss their work on assessing infant vestibular systems.
The audiologists address the questions they hope to answer, such as, what is the vestibular system’s critical period of development? They also describe how they developed a new rotational chair—designed specifically for infants—and the interdisciplinary collaboration that made it possible.
Plus, hear an update on ways the researchers are leveraging artificial intelligence to develop more efficient care for patients with dizziness.
Learn more:
- Smarter Navigation: How AI Will Rewire Dizziness and Hearing Health Care
- The Value of Audiologists in the Assessment and Treatment of Balance and Dizziness
- ASHA Voices: Audiology, Aerospace, and an Early-Career Innovator
Support for this episode of ASHA Voices comes from Proliability.
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