A recent study reveals that the rhythm and flow of our natural speech may offer insights into our cognitive health.

The study, conducted by the University of Toronto and Baycrest Hospital, found word-finding difficulty in natural speech may reflect broader cognitive changes.

(CNN) — You’ve probably experienced the frustration of being misheard or misunderstood by a smart speaker or AI assistant. For people with non-standard speech, it can happen in nearly every ...

The way we speak in everyday conversation may hold important clues about brain health, according to new research from ...

We've known for decades that speech prosody is important for understanding language, and more recently there has also been a growing interest in other cues, such as gestures, which were previously ...

Scores of speech therapists across the country erupted last month when their leading professional association said it was considering dropping language calling for diversity, equity and inclusion and ...

Award money will be used to benefit Words Plus, an Oakville business helping children with autism learn to communicate and ...