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Effects of suspension pharyngeal flap on speech in Filipino individuals with velopharyngeal insufficiency

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By May Lee Tan, Van Lierde
| karger.com
Introduction. This study investigated the effects of suspension pharyngeal flap surgery for velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI) due to cleft palate. Methods. Ten Filipino individuals (mean age = 20.63 years, range = 8.4 to 34.9 years) with a cleft palate who underwent suspension pharyngeal flap surgery for VPI were included in this study.
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Navigating the Fine Line Between Transparency and Spin

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By May Lee Tan
| Marketing in Asia Verified
Those who are well-versed in the magical world of public relations (PR) would know how wonderful and powerful this tool can be in shaping opinions amongst the targeted audiences. But that power comes with a vulnerability, as narratives can be manipulated and ‘spun’ for the benefits of some, much to the disadvantage of others. Essentially, ‘spin’ is a form of ‘propaganda’ that utilises various deceptive methods of persuasion.
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