What if psychedelics could help stutterers?
A team of researchers has found that psychedelics could help people who stutter to speak more fluently. THE ESSENTIAL A ...
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What to do if your child stutters?
Stuttering in children is a challenge that requires a caring and informed approach. THE ESSENTIAL Stuttering is a communication disorder ...
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Stuttering: what if music was therapy?
In this sound week organized by UNESCO, the theme of music remains at the heart of the debates, in particular ...
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Stuttering: a drug could improve the flow of speech
Do you have a tendency to stutter? Star-shaped cells located in your brain could be responsible, claims a new study, ...
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How our brain manages our speech
An American team has discovered that a region of the brain, called the precentral dorsal gyrus, plays an essential role ...
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Stuttering could be linked to genetic variations
The causes of stuttering are still poorly understood. According to a new study, this disorder is linked to genetic variations. ...
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Stuttering: the role of social pressure
A listener's perception of being heard plays a key role in a person's stuttering. THE ESSENTIAL People with stuttering do ...
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Stuttering increases the risk of social anxiety
Nearly a third of speech therapy patients have social anxiety disorder. THE ESSENTIAL Treating social anxiety in people who stutter ...
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Stuttering: promising test for a drug that reduces symptoms
An American team has just tested a drug derived from benzazepine in adults who stutter. After a few weeks of ...
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Stuttering: neural circuits involved
People with stuttering have neural changes in areas related to language and attention. King Georges VI, Winston Churchill, Marylin Monroe ...
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Stuttering therapist: first aid for stuttering
Indirect and direct method of treatment Worldwide there are about 60 million people who stutter. One repeats syllables, words or ...
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Stuttering mice created to understand stuttering
© ThinkstockWhile the mechanism of stuttering remains unclear for the scientific world, researchers from Washington University in Saint-Louis (Missouri, United ...
Read moreNo more bumbling with stuttering
Find the right therapy About 1 percent of the Dutch suffer from it: stuttering. People who stutter repeat words, lengthen ...
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