Researchers from the University of Helsinki have found neural-level evidence that the “continuous variation” in our natural speech makes it difficult for adults with developmental reading-deficit dyslexia to discriminate between phonemes....
read moreNew findings published in JAMA Psychiatry indicate that children born to mothers who took selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors while pregnant may be at greater risk for speech and language disorders....
read moreNeuroscientists at the University of Texas at Dallas how found that loud noises change how our brain processes speech....
read moreNew research indicates that babies between 7 and 11 months rehearse speech mechanics before they actually talk....
read moreStudying how kids gesture at an early age may help identify those at risk for delays in speech and cognitive development....
read moreA new study from NYU and the NYU Langone Medical Center indicates that we use both sides of our brain for speech. Until now, most scientists had believed we only used one side of our brain for speech and language....
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