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A recent Saudi study has shown that there are differences between the voices of healthy adults and the sounds of a similar sample from North America, and this comes in contrast to the previous impression that there are no differences between the voices of healthy people from different countries and genders. This study conducted by the Chair of Voice and Swallowing Diseases Research at King Saud University opens the door for a lot of research in the field of voice diseases and disorders, and the impact of the component of genetics and the difference in human species on it.
Dr. Khaled bin Hassan Al-Malki, assistant professor of sound, swallowing and speech communication at King Saud University who supervises the chair of sound and swallowing diseases, said that preparing an approved database of healthy adult Saudi voices will be useful in several areas, including the more accurate diagnosis of sound diseases, in addition to vocal criminal research that It aims to identify people with their fingerprints, which will be useful in security and criminal cases.
Dr. Al-Maliki explained that the Chair of the Voice and Swallowing Diseases Research received a thanks from one of the leading American companies in the manufacture of audio analysis devices in the world, for this study, and the company confirmed that it will benefit from the database prepared by it, and it will include all the audio analysis devices issued by the company to buyers from Arab countries.
