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Maths skills survive aphasia
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Sheffield, UK (Nature.com): UK researchers have found that the inability to process language doesn’t necessarily stop you from doing maths: three men with severe aphasia, a linguistic impairment, can understand 'grammatical' rules in mathematics even though they cannot handle analogous rules in language. Aphasia leaves people unable to use or comprehend words, and is often triggered by stroke or other brain injuries.
The research is published in the “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences”
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