Genetic Link to 'The King’s Speech'?

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Genetic Link to 'The King’s Speech'?

Mar 01, 2011

Suzanna Elvidge at Genome Engineering asks whether King George VI's "struggle with stammering," as chronicled in the Academy Award-winning film "The King's Speech," had a genetic basis.

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