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    • What is involved?
    • How will we investigate the genetics of stuttering?
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  • About Stuttering
    • About Stuttering
    • Causes of Stuttering
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VIDEO: The science of stuttering, surprising new research on what causes a stammer.

3 September 2018

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This project is being funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), and has been approved by the Royal Children's Hospital Human Research Ethics Commitee in Australia (RCH HREC Reference Number 37353), and the New Zealand Health and Disability Ethics Committee (20/CEN/63). If you have any concerns about the project or the way it is being conducted, and would like to speak to someone independent of the project, please contact: Director, Ethics & Research, The Royal Children’s Hospital on telephone: (03) 9345 5044.

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