Dedicated to developing, understanding, and improving speech, feeding, and neurologic impairments that affect communication and swallowing.
Charlestown, Boston
Joined May 2019
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Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
Jordan Green, Marziye Eshghi & Hannah Rowe of the Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab published a study that provided preliminary validation of the clinical value of movement jitter during oral DDK in patient stratification and bulbar disease prognosis.
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Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
We love research! Our lab manager Megan spent the morning with @kailastipancic, a PhD student at #MGHIHP who is using TMS to learn more about how speech and chewing affect the brain
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
Professor Jordan Green and colleague Panying Rong (U of Kansas) just published a study of facial motion capture data of individuals with #ALS. The conclusion? Tongue-jaw coupling may be the "critical physiological factor" in loss of speech-motor control. pubs.asha.org/doi/10.1044/20…
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
When this tweet happened, I wasn’t sure whether to dance or cry. One of the people I most admire had just tweeted about me, but it laid bare that I have ALS and am dying.
I chose to dance. And have been dancing ever since. Join me. Follow this journey. Help make our cure real.
A story worth sharing: Twelve years ago, Brian joined my first presidential campaign. Two years ago, he was diagnosed with ALS and launched @iamalsorg to find a cure. Brian and Sandra wake up every day believing that we can win this fight—and that makes me hopeful, too.
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Teresa Kimberley for being awarded the MGH SPARC Award to Catalyze Brain Research! The goal of her submitted proposal is to formalize the MGH Center for Neurotechnology and Neurorecovery-IHP partnership, promoting transdisciplinary neurorecovery research.
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. @tiffanyphogan for being elected a Fellow of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)! Fellowship is awarded based on an individual's accomplishments and is a public declaration of outstanding professional achievements. #fasha @ASHAWeb
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
@AnaZaninotto and @jgreen4 of the @SFDLab have recently published a systematic review on the use of #tDCS in to boost adaptive neuroplasticity in patients with #TBI. Studies show tDCS can lead to improvements in coma recovery sales, cognition, and neurophysiological measures.
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
...[2/2] There were no significant differences between pre and post treatment scores on a test of executive function (the primary outcome measure), nor on other #neuropsychological tests. #neuropsych #tbi #DAI
Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab retweeted
Dr. @AnaZaninotto, research associate in the @SFDLab , has published an article in #neurology (@GreenJournal). In it, Zaninotto & colleagues determine that repetitive TMS does not improve cognition in patients with chronic diffuse axonal injury...[1/2] ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3117…