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When your brain is damaged, why can't you talk anymore?(Ask Doctor Cory)
Children's Playmate
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September 1, 1998|
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Dear Dr. Cory:
When your brain is damaged, why can't you talk anymore?
Janine Wiley
Lexington, Mississippi
Dear Janine:
Certain areas of the left side of the brain control speech. Broca's area is the part responsible for forming speech. It tells the muscles what to do to say a word. The motor cortex part of the brain organizes the movements of these muscles. Wernicke's area is the part responsible for ...
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