SPEECH

This study tests a special gel and mouthwash (XCM-OM118) in 63 head and neck cancer patients getting radiation, with or without chemo. The goal is to see if it lowers the chance of severe mouth sores and improves quality of life. Patients use the product during radiation and late…

This study tests whether training with virtual reality (VR) can help college students improve their public speaking skills and feel less anxious. About 80 students will be randomly assigned to either VR training or a waitlist. Researchers will measure speech rate, pauses, voice c…

This study aims to understand which parts of the brain help us learn and remember new ways of speaking. Researchers will use brain scans and magnetic pulses to observe brain activity in 160 healthy adults. The goal is to learn more about how speech motor learning works, not to te…

This study looks at how the brain learns and remembers how to move the mouth and tongue to produce speech. Researchers will play with the sound of your voice through headphones to see how your brain adapts. The study involves 330 healthy adults who are right-handed, fluent Englis…

This study looks at how healthy adults control their speech and learn new sounds. Researchers will measure brain activity and behavior in 117 English-speaking volunteers with normal hearing. The goal is to understand the basic mechanisms of speech, which may help future research …

This study looks at how titanium partial dentures, made with modern digital technology, affect speech clarity and sound. Researchers will compare these new dentures to traditional ones in 12 people with missing teeth. The goal is to see if titanium dentures are better for speakin…

This study looks at how people use hearing versus physical sensation to monitor their speech. Healthy adults will complete speech tasks where their hearing is altered in real time, sometimes with a visual display. A computer model will estimate each person's reliance on hearing, …

This study aims to understand how the brain learns and remembers new ways of speaking. Researchers will use brain scans and magnetic pulses to see which parts of the brain are involved. 120 healthy adults who are right-handed and fluent in English will participate. The goal is to…