You might have trouble understanding what people are telling you, but that does not mean it affects your intelligence.” ...

Sextus Empiricus (about AD 200) is credited1 with being the first person to use the word “aphasia”, albeit in a philosophical sense. Carl Wernicke's studies on aphasia, published from 1874, are among ...

But that doesn't mean patients can't continue to slowly improve their language skills. "Recovery from aphasia can continue for many, many years," says Martin L. Albert, MD, PhD, a professor of ...

Spread the loveReceptive language is often learned by adulthood, unfortunately, it requires a lot of practical experience to be successful. Your body receives messages; it is required to gain ...