Zoë Thijs
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Assistant Professor
Also affiliated: Texas Christian University (2020–2022); Molloy College (2023–2025); Ghent University Hospital (2017); Ghent University (2017–2019); Drexel University (2025)
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Zoë Thijs investigates voice disorders and motor impairments, with a particular focus on individuals with Parkinson's disease. Her research includes systematic reviews examining laryngeal symptoms associated with Parkinson's motor phenotypes and clinical practice patterns for dysphagia screening. Thijs has also explored the impact of voice therapy on acoustic voice quality and self-perceived handicap, as well as the effects of non-contact boxing interventions on respiratory pressure and phonation aerodynamics in Parkinson's patients. Her work also addresses self-perceived and partner perceptions of affective, behavioral, and cognitive reactions related to voice use in individuals with Parkinson's disease. Additionally, she has studied oral myofunctional and articulation disorders in children with malocclusions.
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- h-index: 7
- Publications: 27
- Citations: 140
Selected Publications
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Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention (2026)
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The Effect of Genotype on Self‐Reported Dysarthria and Dysphagia in Parkinson's Disease: A Parkinson's Progression Marker Initiative Study (2025)
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- The Effect of Genotype on Self‐Reported Dysarthria and Dysphagia in Parkinson's Disease: A Parkinson's Progression Marker Initiative Study
- The Effect of Genotype on Self‐Reported Dysarthria and Dysphagia in Parkinson's Disease: A Parkinson's Progression Marker Initiative Study
- The Effect of Genotype on Self‐Reported Dysarthria and Dysphagia in Parkinson's Disease: A Parkinson's Progression Marker Initiative Study
- Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention
- Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention
- Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention
- Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention
- Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention
- Neuromotor adaptations in people with Parkinson's Disease following a 12-month multimodal non-contact boxing intervention
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