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Colorado Oral Strengthening Device
University of Colorado is looking for adults with Parkinson's disease to participate in a research study. The study aims to explore how a novel low technology device can achieve an increase in tongue strength comparable to standard of care exercise using tongue depressors but with the kinematics and simple biofeedback of existing high cost devices. Research has shown that tongue resistance exercises paired with biofeedback have resulted in improved tongue strength to support chewing, control of food and liquid in the mouth, and propulsion of material for a swallow.
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