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Impact of self-reporting voice symptoms on occupational and social life among bus conductors and their knowledge on vocal hygiene habits and treatment options.

Mixed materialsLanguage: English Language Publisher: Kelaniya University of Kelaniya 2013Description: vii, 65 p. 30 cmGenre/Form: Student Research Reports

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