Prof. Dr. med. Martin Sommer, Annika Primaßin M.Sc.
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What happens in your head when the words get stuck? Stuttering can be associated with a high level of psychological strain. New studies, based on modern neurophysiological and MRI examinations, are helping researchers to understand the causes of this disorder in the brain, predict its progress more accurately, and improve stuttering therapy.
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