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Individuals with progressive neuromuscular disease often experience complex
communication needs and consequently find that interaction using their natural
speech may not sufficiently meet their daily needs. Increasingly, assistive
technology advances provide accommodations for and/or access to communication.
Assistive technology related to communication is referred to as augmentative and
alternative communication (AAC). The nature of communication challenges in
progressive neuromuscular diseases can be as varied as the AAC options currently
available. AAC systems continue to be designed and implemented to provide
targeted assistance based on an individual's changing needs.
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