New insight into the brain regions used when learning to speak may inform rehab after stroke or brain injury

“A new Yale-led study’s findings challenge a long-held assumption in neuroscience related to speech learning. The research indicates that retention of newly learned speech movements relies mainly on sensory brain processes, rather than motor learning. 

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