The Protective Influence of Bilingualism on the Recovery of Phonological Input Processing in Aphasia After Stroke

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RT @chiayitay: Speaking more than one language also gives you better outcome in speech-language recovery post-stroke. More info: https://t…

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RT @chiayitay: Speaking more than one language also gives you better outcome in speech-language recovery post-stroke. More info: https://t…

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Speaking more than one language also gives you better outcome in speech-language recovery post-stroke. More info: https://t.co/jSWZn1ersV https://t.co/kiTSnyj60q

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New Research: The Protective Influence of Bilingualism on the Recovery of Phonological Input Processing in Aphasia After Stroke https://t.co/5NWsiPWhli #Psychology #Psych

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