Piper Bilo, a geneticist at Vanderbilt University, dives into groundbreaking research linking stuttering to specific genetic factors. She and her team identified 57 genetic regions associated with the condition. This research challenges traditional views and highlights hereditary traits in families. The discussion reveals intriguing connections between stuttering and other traits, like musicality, and explores the genetic correlations with mental health issues. Additionally, they touch on the different recovery rates in boys and girls, advocating for personalized approaches to treatment.
