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Download VHI's "Your Voice" newsletters with articles and stories relevant to VHI's mission and objectives.
The VHI works in cooperation with Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other institutions.
The VHI is dedicated to advancing laryngology and voice restoration through sponsoring innovative basic and translational research as well as promoting education and outreach programs.
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Your Voice, Volume 5
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- Save-the-Date! March 5, 2018 - Raise Your Voice in New York City celebrating the 15th Anniversary of the Voice Health Institute
- MGH Voice Center Research Update
- Three Patents Awarded to MGH Voice Center & MIT Researchers Resulting from VHI Funding
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Your Voice, Volume 4
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- The New Voice Health Institute
- Voice Health Institute Hosts Raise Your Voice Research Fundraiser in Los Angeles
- Adele Thanks Dr. Zeitels at the Grammys
- Dr. Zeitels is Featured in The New Yorker Magazine
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Your Voice, Volume 3
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- Updates on clinical programs, activities, & research initiatives
- New laser technologies advancing the treatment of cancer and other laryngeal diseases
- Amy & Barry Baker Laryngeal Surgical Innovations Program
- New treatment for Laryngeal Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP)
- MGH Voice Center Team receives awards, honors and grants
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Your Voice, Volume 2
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- New Voice Assessment Research Developments
- Harvard Academic Programs and Promotions in Laryngeal Surgery
- The Voice Restoration Research Program: Seeking a cure for vocal cord scarring
- Updates on clinical programs, activities, & research initiatives
- New laser technologies advancing the treatment of cancer and other laryngeal diseases
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Your Voice, Volume 1
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- The Voice Restoration Research program: Seeking a cure for vocal cord scarring
- Personal profile: Living with laryngeal papillomatosis
- Updates on clinical programs, education activities and research initiatives
- New laser technologies advancing the treatment of laryngeal diseases
- Harvard Professorship in Laryngeal Surgery
