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Did Alan Turing stutter?

Lisa Wilder

January 6, 2015

Alan Turing

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A leap in genetic research into stuttering

December 28, 2014

Scientists observed long ago that the singing behavior of birds had similarities with human speech. The ability to learn vocal expression is unique to humans, and, it was noted, certain song birds such as the zebra finch. Now Dr.

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Pioneering Burlington surgeon dies

December 28, 2014

Dr. William Love was a highly respected surgeon born in Hamilton, Ontario who passed away last October at the age of 93, leaving a legacy of compassion, professionalism and perseverance.

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Walk/Run event for Stuttering Awareness 2015

November 9, 2014

After three successful years, the annual Walk/Run event for Stuttering Awareness will be continuing in 2015. The event raises money for the Speech and Stuttering Institute in Toronto.

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Halifax Support Group Celebrates 10th Anniversary

November 6, 2014

Casey Kennedy

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Participants for a Speech and Stuttering Study wanted

November 5, 2014

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The Canadian Stuttering Association 2014 Mini-conference

Lisa Wilder

November 1, 2014

Alexandra and Sam at the check-in table

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The stuttering patient: Stuttering and health care

Lisa Wilder

October 28, 2014

This is a summary and review of the article "A Simple Case Of Chest Pain: Sensitizing Doctors To Patients With Disabilities" by Leana S. Wen, from Health Affairs, October 2014.