Does alcohol alter sensory processing to respiratory stimuli in healthy men and women during wakefulness?
These data demonstrate that alcohol alters sensory processing of respiratory neural information, but not early neural transmission (P1), to a similar extent in healthy men and women. Altered sensory processing to respiratory stimuli, as well as nasal congestion, may be important mechanisms contributing to alcohol-related sleep disordered breathing.
The vocabulary of hearing children compared to CI users are similar in size and the category. Early access to auditory stimuli facilitates children with a hearing loss to develop vocabularies similar to hearing children in the short term.