Comprehensive aphasia (sometimes called fluent or Wernicke’s aphasia) in which people tend to speak in long, complex ...

Jeopardy! viewers got a new champ on October 29 — but it wasn’t pretty. The player twice forgot the show’s sacred phrasing, ...

There are eight main kinds of aphasia, but the three most common types are Broca's aphasia, Global aphasia, and Wernicke's aphasia. Aphasia affects two parts of the brain's communication centers.

Wilgenhof Rachel Wilgenhof, a senior speech pathology and audiology major, is interested in studying Wernicke’s aphasia. Under the guidance of Dr. Suma Devanga, Wilgenhof’s study titled, ...

That brief pause indicates that Gutin is getting close to the Wernicke’s area, in Capone’s left ... since hemiplegia and aphasia—the inability to speak—are two of the possible outcomes.

Freshman Peer Wernicke is over five and a half thousand miles away from his hometown of Leverkusen, Germany, but he is settling into the newest chapter of his life as a college golfer with the help of ...

Demi Moore has offered an update on Bruce Willis’ health, more than two years after the “Die Hard” actor was diagnosed with aphasia. Willis, 69, was diagnosed with aphasia, a cognitive ...

A drug long used in Eastern Europe for neurodegenerative disorders but never approved in the United States was better than ...

The “Die Hard” actor was photographed getting some fresh air with the window down while taking a drive in Los Angeles with a security guard amid his battle with aphasia and dementia.

Bruce Willis will step away from his acting career after developing aphasia, a condition that impedes a person's ability to speak and write. The actor's family, including his wife Emma Heming ...

A new book published by Loose Joints is bringing together Yana Wernicke’s images that trace the unlikely bonds between humans and what are usually considered farm animals. The photographer, who is ...

It was, “Broca’s & Wernicke’s are 2 types of this condition in which language use & speech are impaired.” Liu correctly responded with “Aphasia” but once more, forgot his phrasing ...