7 Disturbing Facts About Aphasia #Shorts #seniorhealth #elderly

The subject of aphasia, a language impairment that affects millions of people worldwide, is explored in this video. Aphasia impairs verbal communication but has no impact on intelligence. It is most frequently brought on by a stroke or traumatic brain injury. Unfortunately, there is no medical "cure" for aphasia, but new imaging studies demonstrate that the brain may mend and form new networks over time.

One-third of stroke sufferers, experience aphasia? It affects more people than cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and muscular dystrophy, combined.

Although aphasia can be a heartbreaking condition, it's important to remember that people with aphasia can still lead fulfilling lives. In this video, we'll discuss how the brain processes language and how aphasia affects that process.

We'll also talk about some practical strategies for communicating with someone with aphasia and how technology is helping to bridge the communication gap. Join us as we explore the world of aphasia and shed light on this often-misunderstood condition.

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