Stroke is the leading cause of serious long-term disability in the US.
Aphasia, a speech impairment disorder caused by brain damage often from strokes, affects language skills but not intelligence. Current assistive devices focus mostly on severe cases, leaving mild to moderate aphasia less supported. This, along with a lack of specialized therapists, highlights the global need for more accessible aphasia solutions.
Stroke is the leading cause of serious long-term disability in the US.
Aphasia, a speech impairment disorder caused by brain damage often from strokes, affects language skills but not intelligence. Current assistive devices focus mostly on severe cases, leaving mild to moderate aphasia less supported. This, along with a lack of specialized therapists, highlights the global need for more accessible aphasia solutions.