Genetics and the Application of Voice-Related Biomarkers

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Authors: Mette Pedersen, Neveen Hassan Nashaat
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Abstract

The literature was reviewed for the suggested voice-related biomarkers, which were eventually used in genetic disorders over the last 5 years. A search was conducted in the Library of the Royal Society of Medicine, UK. Papers that included voice-related biomarkers were presented in relation to the annual publication year. Voice-related biomarkers have been used more and more over the past 5 years, especially fundamental frequency, mostly only one biomarker at a time in a paper. Machine learning has been employed very seldom. From this study, it emerges that voice-related biomarkers can be applied. The future perspective will be to go on with machine learning and to combine the biomarkers. The combination of voice-related biomarkers is more suitable for the evaluation of treatments and prognoses, particularly in a clinical setting.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Voice and Speech Disorders Respiratory and Cough-Related Research Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Publication details

Pages
151–160
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter