Last year, ASHA Journals published nearly 1,000 articles—that’s more than 14,000 pages of original research! Because it’s impossible to list them all here, we’ve selected 10 articles published last year ...
We’re already a few days into 2026, but before we officially recycle our 2025 calendar, we’re looking back on a successful year. Whether you followed us all year or this ...
As we near the end of 2025 and reflect on all that we’ve accomplished this year, one key fact comes to mind: We couldn’t have done any of it without ...
Telehealth gives audiologists the potential to open up services to millions of people who could benefit from them, including U. S. military service members and veterans. Using new technologies can ...
More than 2 million Americans have aphasia, and that number is growing annually. Every year, clinicians and researchers gather to present new findings in aphasia and other neurologic language disorders ...
Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups is closing 2025 with a bang! The December issue contains more than 50 clinically relevant articles representing topics across the sciences. Even better, ...
Each year, hundreds of posters are presented at ASHA’s annual Convention. In fact, more than 1,800 posters were submitted this year! Of these posters, fewer than 10% are recognized as ...
Many factors influence an individual’s speech and language—including genetics. New technologies have recently made investigating the genetic origins of various disorders possible, and these exciting breakthroughs have real-world implications! The ...
When looking for resources on a hot topic in the sciences, knowing where to start is half the challenge. Luckily, we’ve done some of the work for you—with two new ...
This year, the theme of AAC Awareness Month is “Innovation, Inclusion, and Advocacy.” By keeping up on the latest innovations in AAC and including people who use AAC and their ...
We can’t believe it’s already October! If you’ve made personal goals to read about advances in your specialty area this year, there’s still time—and, even better, we’re making it easier ...
Developmental language disorder (DLD) can be challenging for school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs)—because DLD can’t be seen. The hidden nature of this disorder has inspired the theme of this year’s DLD ...
People use nonverbal ways of communicating every day—from sending a text message to waving at a friend. Nonspeaking and minimally speaking individuals rely partially or fully on augmentative and alternative ...
At ASHA Journals, we celebrate the important role that ASHA members play when working with people of all ages—from newborn infants to older adults. This week, in honor of Neonatal ...
Up to 40% of Americans experience a balance issue at some point in their lives. When such issues become persistent and/or bothersome, these individuals end up in your office. Just ...
