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This episode discusses the impact of Parkinson's disease on language and communication, including common impairments and their effects on quality of life.

Moderator: Elka Stefanova (Belgrade, Serbia) Guest: Maura Panozzo Chiomento (Erfurt, Germany) In this week’s episode, Elka Stefanova and Marua Panozzo Chiomento discuss how Parkinson’s disease affects language and communication. They explore common language impairments, their underlying cognitive and neural mechanisms, approaches to clinical assessment, and their impact on everyday communication and quality of life.

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