Soldatova L, et al. - Because nonlaryngeal head and neck cancer (HNC) chemoradiation (CRT) can lead to voice and swallowing dysfunction, researchers studied voice and swallowing from the patient’s view at least 5 years after treatment. Study participants included 28 patients treated with primary or adjuvant CRT at least 5 years ago (mean = 10.7 years, SD = 5.5, range, 5-28) who completed a survey based on previously validated questionnaires. According to results, some voice and swallowing dysfunction were reported by patients. For nonlaryngeal HNC, perceived voice and swallowing dysfunction after CRT may continue or worsen beyond 5 years.