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Waves of Change: How tACS is Revolutionizing Speech Recovery for Cantonese Speakers

Excited to present my summer research poster on transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) for post-stroke aphasia!
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Tina YU and Anthony Kong
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Waves of Change: How tACS is Revolutionizing Speech Recovery for Cantonese Speakers
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This randomized controlled trial examined how this cutting-edge neurostimulation technique, when paired with targeted speech therapy, impacts language recovery in Cantonese-speaking individuals. Stop by to explore our findings on individualized versus generalized stimulation protocols and what they mean for the future of aphasia rehabilitation.

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Student, The University of Hong Kong

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Professor, The University of Hong Kong

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Student, The University of Hong Kong

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Anthony Kong

Professor, The University of Hong Kong

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