World Voice Day: Peter Haskell talks about rare vocal condition in News 12 interview
An estimated 28 million Americans have permanent or temporary vocal problems. Peter Haskell talks with News 12 New Jersey about a rare vocal condition.
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Apr 17, 2023, 1:35 PM
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Updated 596 days ago
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10h agoAn estimated 28 million Americans have permanent or temporary vocal problems.
Peter Haskell, a former news radio reporter who covered just about every major story in the past two decades, almost completely lost his voice. In an interview with News 12 New Jersey, Haskell spoke about Dysphonia International.
For more information, visit the Dysphonia International website.
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