Aphasia can be caused by a head injury or stroke, and the onset will usually be sudden, or it can be caused by a disease such as frontotemporal dementia, in which case the communication ...

The Sixth Sense star's family revealed his diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia (FTD ... due to his struggle with a brain disorder known as aphasia. Tallulah gave an update on the Die Hard ...

particularly in Alzheimer's dementia and primary progressive aphasia. Early recognition of language dysfunction can help with an accurate diagnosis, management, and prognosis. There are numerous ...

After almost a year of using the term “aphasia” to describe his condition, the star’s family has revealed he has FTD. Frontotemporal dementia is itself divided into two types: behavioral ...

In February 2023, Williams’ team revealed that she had been diagnosed the previous year with primary aggressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Aphasia affects language and communication ...

Bruce Willis was pictured taking a ride Sunday in Los Angeles, as the actor continues his health battle with aphasia and dementia. The Pulp Fiction actor, 69, was seated in the passenger seat of a ...

Bruce Willis was recently seen taking a drive in Los Angeles amid his battle with aphasia and dementia. The Hollywood star's outing comes after his daughter, Rumer Willis, shared a heartwarming ...

Beverly Glenn-Copeland has revealed he has been diagnosed with dementia. On Monday, Sept. 23, the ambient composer, 80, ...

Tallulah Willis gave insight about Bruce Willis' ongoing battle with aphasia more than one year after the legendary actor was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. The youngest daughter of Demi ...

Three variants of PPA are recognized: progressive nonfluent aphasia, semantic dementia, and logopenic progressive aphasia. In an era of etiology-specific treatments for neurodegenerative ...

the "Die Hard" star stepped away from acting after he was diagnosed with aphasia. In February 2023, the Willis family shared that his condition had progressed to frontotemporal dementia.

[15] Naming is typically impaired in dementia, and the types of errors can be informative. Phonemic or semantic errors can be observed and suggest nonfluent or fluent progressive aphasia ...