Editorial

Abstract

The second number of 2015 is composed by 35 scientific contributions, including 28 original articles, 4 case reports, and 3 literature review articles in the fields of audiology, language, public health, orofacial motricity and voice. As for the original articles, Fernandes, Abramides, Romero and Teles present the first contribution on the Compartive analysis between the social skills students of journalism and of speech pathology. The second contribution is from Pinheiro, Muniz, Ramos, Brasolotto and Silverio on the Modern singing handicap index in singers of traditional and pentecostal churches. Cielo, Gonçalves, Lima and Christmann wrote the third contribution on the Maximum phonation time of /a/, maximun phonation time precicted and respiratory type in adult women without laryngeal disorders. The fourth contribution is from Oliveira, Fernandez and Gargantini on Phonatory deviation diagram in organic dysphonia by neoplasia. Moreira, Gadenz, Figueiró, Capobianco, Cunha, Ferigolo, Barros and Cassol have the fifth contribution on the Substance use, voice changes and quality of life in lict and ilict drug users. Comparision of virtual and present speech voice therapist servisse in television journalism professional is the sixth contribution written by Santos, Pedrosa and Mara Behlau. Junior, Carrara-de Angelis and Lima present the seventh contribution Short term quality of life related to voice and swallowing in patients undergoing iodine for differentiated thyroid carcinoma. The Electromyographic assessment of swallowing different types of clinical disease, parkinsons's on and off phases is the eighth contribution by Monteiro, Coriolano, Belo, Cabral, Asano and Lins. The study entitled Speech resonance after surgical manegement of velopharyngeal insufficiency secondary to orthognatic surgery is the ninth contribution from the authors Medeiros, Ferlin, Fukushiro and Yamashita. Almeida, Cola, Magnoni, França, Germini and Silva present the tenth contribution entitled Impact of orothacheal intubation on a post stroke individual's swallowing after cardiac surgery. The eleventh contribution Azevedo, Santos and Costa on Performance of elderly adults with binaural vs. Monaural fitting in speech tests in silence and in noise. The twelfth contribution Romero, Capellini and Frizzo discuss the Auditory temporal processing in children with attention déficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Community health workers training on infant hearing health: information retention is the thirteenth contribution from Araújo, Jacob-Corteletti and Alvarenga. The study entitled Characterization of newborn hearing screening programs of maternity units located in the city of João Pessoa, PB, Brazil is the fourteenth contribution Malheiros and Cavalcanti. Lima, Feliciano and Kovacs presented the fifteenth study on Accessibility to speech therapy care in servisse of mean complexity. The sixteenth contribution by Cardoso, Barbosa, Costa, Vieira and Caldeira is on Factors associated with practice of binge drinking among students of health. The stud...