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- Aphasia Article from Germany: Neuroplasticity and Functional Recovery
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- Aphasia Study: Change Patterns in Constraint-induced Aphasia Therapy
- Aphasia Study: Combining Online Therapy and Volunteer Care Extenders
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- Collaborative Study: Hallmark Rehabilitation Services and Lingraphica
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- New Study Shows Adults With Chronic Aphasia Improve With Teletherapy
- Predictive Models for Apraxia of Speech after Stroke
- Primary Progressive Aphasia Study from Washington, DC
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- Research Shows AAC Devices Improve Functional Communication | eBook
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