The Effect of Maximum Phonation Time Goal on Efficacy of Vocal Function Exercises

Bane, Maria; Angadi, Vrushali; Andreatta, Richard D.; Stemple, Joseph C.

doi:10.1016/j.jvoice.2023.03.009

Journal of Voice

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.jvoice.2023.03.009

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The Effect of Maximum Phonation Time Goal on Efficacy of Vocal Function Exercises

Maria Bane¹,

Vrushali Angadi²,

Richard D. Andreatta³

et al.

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“…Between 2014 and 2018, there were 122 publications, and the last 5 years saw 240 publications on the topic 10 . Not only is the amount of publications in voice as a biomarker of health growing, but according to a study performed by Brand Essence Research in 2022, the financial investment made in the field was worth USD 1.9B in 2021 and is projected to exceed USD 5.1B by 2028 11 . Some of the cohorts of highest interest include neurological disorders (such as Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease), mood disorders (such as generalized anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder), cardiorespiratory disorders (such as COVID‐19 and congestive heart failure), pediatric‐onset disorders (such as Friedreich's ataxia and autism spectrum disorder), and voice disorders (such as laryngeal cancers, and dysphonia) 4,5,12‐23 …”

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Voice as a Biomarker in Health‐Tech: Mapping the Evolving Landscape of Voice Biomarkers in the Start‐Up World

Evangelista,

Bélisle‐Pipon,

Naunheim

et al. 2024

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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ObjectiveThe vocal biomarkers market was worth $1.9B in 2021 and is projected to exceed $5.1B by 2028, for a compound annual growth rate of 15.15%. The investment growth demonstrates a blossoming interest in voice and artificial intelligence (AI) as it relates to human health. The objective of this study was to map the current landscape of start‐ups utilizing voice as a biomarker in health‐tech.Data SourcesA comprehensive search for start‐ups was conducted using Google, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. A review of the research was performed using company website, PubMed, and Google Scholar.Review MethodsA 3‐pronged approach was taken to thoroughly map the landscape. First, an internet search was conducted to identify current start‐ups focusing on products relating to voice as a biomarker of health. Second, Crunchbase was utilized to collect financial and organizational information. Third, a review of the literature was conducted to analyze publications associated with the identified start‐ups.ResultsA total of 27 start‐up start‐ups with a focus in the utilization of AI for developing biomarkers of health from the human voice were identified. Twenty‐four of these start‐ups garnered $178,808,039 in investments. The 27 start‐ups published 194 publications combined, 128 (66%) of which were peer reviewed.ConclusionThere is growing enthusiasm surrounding voice as a biomarker in health‐tech. Academic drive may complement commercialization to best achieve progress in this arena. More research is needed to accurately capture the entirety of the field, including larger industry players, academic institutions, and non‐English content.

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Voice as a Biomarker in Health‐Tech: Mapping the Evolving Landscape of Voice Biomarkers in the Start‐Up World

Evangelista,

Bélisle‐Pipon,

Naunheim

et al. 2024

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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Effect of Clinical Expertise on Efficacy of Vocal Function Exercises in Individuals With Typical Voice

Bane,

Angadi,

Andreatta

et al. 2023

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The Effect of Maximum Phonation Time Goal on Efficacy of Vocal Function Exercises

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Voice as a Biomarker in Health‐Tech: Mapping the Evolving Landscape of Voice Biomarkers in the Start‐Up World

Voice as a Biomarker in Health‐Tech: Mapping the Evolving Landscape of Voice Biomarkers in the Start‐Up World

Effect of Clinical Expertise on Efficacy of Vocal Function Exercises in Individuals With Typical Voice

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