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The ability to speak, and to articulate one’s thoughts and feelings in a way that is effective and meaningful, is an amazing ability that we often take for granted. But...

When an elderly person struggles to handle his or her own health care and cannot manage activities of daily living yet still wants to remain at home, home healthcare services...

Speech disorders and other types of communication disorders can be extremely impairing for people who suffer from them. Deep dysphasia is one type of condition in which a person makes...

When a person suffers from genetic dysphasia, it can be difficult to work and to engage in other learning tasks that require a clear understanding of and ability of speech...

Dysphasia refers to a language disorder that can affect both children and adults. While most cases of dysphasia are caused by stroke, damage to the brain, lesions on the brain,...

There are numerous health conditions that may be temporarily disabling, even if they do not cause persistent disability. One such condition is that of migraine dysphasia, often referred to as...

For parents, learning that your child has a condition or disease that impairs their ability to navigate life can be heartbreaking and worrisome. Will they be able to lead a...

For the last few decades, the U.S. healthcare system has primarily relied upon a set of codes, known as ICD-9 to report diagnoses. However, this system was replaced in 2015...

Congenital dysphasia is a developmental speech disorder that is not the result of trauma or stroke, but is present from birth and is characterized by a difficulty speaking or understanding...

Dysphasia is a communication disorder that occurs when the part of a person’s brain that controls language sustains damage. Usually taking the form of difficulty speaking or comprehending language, this...