Even a flagship GPU won't fix stutter if something else is holding your PC back ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- It's estimated that more than 79 million people worldwide live with a stutter. In the Bay Area, there's a small but mighty group looking to spread awareness and acceptance of ...

I’m a person who stutters. I’m also a cantor in the Conservative movement. My Jewish and stuttering identities feel increasingly intertwined, as both are related to the experience of time. As a person ...

I can’t say my own name without stuttering. It’s perhaps the most common and cruelest joke played on the nearly 300,000 Texans—about 1 percent of the population—who live with this speech impediment, ...

I'll just reach for my iPhone instead ...

What I remember most about my stutter is not the stupefying vocal paralysis, the pursed eyes or the daily ordeal of gagging on my own speech, sounds ricocheting off the back of my teeth like pennies ...

Last month, my mom and I turned on the television to watch the first presidential debate. We didn't say anything, but not for lack of nerves. I was, at least, too nervous to speak fluently. I've had a ...

The therapist who saw Dan Slater was right: His stuttering is not cured ["What my stutter said about you," Health, Dec. 21]. Mr. Slater is a "covert stutterer," someone who hides his stuttering with ...

"American Idol" auditions tend to be a nerve-racking experience for most contestants, exponentially so for Jesse Findling, ...

I spent years of my childhood believing in a singular fallacy: fluency = success. In my early adulthood, the equation expanded to include stuttering = failure (along with unemployment, loneliness, and ...