The New Science of Stuttering
The New York Times
New research suggests that stuttering may be linked to differences in brain connectivity and timing, rather than just speech-related areas. Scientists are exploring how these neural patterns affect speech fluency and are developing targeted therapies. These findings could lead to more effective treatments for people who stutter.
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