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Diagnosis of developmental language disorders in girls made more difficult by sexist myths or stereotypes - Vimarsana News

Diagnosis of developmental language disorders in girls made more difficult by sexist myths or stereotypes

Developmental language disorder (DLD) is a problem involving the acquisition and development of language, and children with it experience difficulties speaking, communicating, understanding and expressing themselves.

HU begins human trial for promising treatment to reverse paralysis and language disorder after stroke - Vimarsana News

HU begins human trial for promising treatment to reverse paralysis and language disorder after stroke

Hiroshima University started the human trial for a promising treatment that offers hope in potentially reversing paralysis and language disorder after moderate to severe stroke using therapeutically superior mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) derived from the cranial bone.

Western Trust raises awareness of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) - Vimarsana News

Western Trust raises awareness of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) Speech and Language Therapy Team were delighted to support this year’s World Development Language...

Council to light up Enniskillen Castle on selected dates in October - Vimarsana News

Council to light up Enniskillen Castle on selected dates in October

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council will illuminate Enniskillen Castle on selected dates throughout the month of October.

Gestures can help to get the message across for people with language disorders - Vimarsana News

Gestures can help to get the message across for people with language disorders

When words fail, gestures can help to get the message across - especially for people who have a language disorder. An international research team has now shown that listeners attend the gestures of people with aphasia more often and for much longer than previously thought. This has implications for the use of gestures in speech therapy.