Foreign accent syndrome is a rare motor speech disorder that causes you to suddenly develop a new accent. A stroke or a severe brain injury is the most common cause.

Purple urine? Skin like tree bark? An allergy to water? To the patients who have them, these weird diseases, syndromes and ...

Foreign accent syndrome causes a person to speak with an accent that sounds like someone from a different country or region. Learn more here.

Woman diagnosed with Foreign Accent Syndrome after waking up from surgery with three different accents ‘I’m scared and terrified of never being able to speak normally again,’ she says ...

Foreign Accent Syndrome (FAS) is an extremely rare condition that happens when a person suddenly starts speaking with a different accent; the change in speech looks like that the person has ...

What sounds like a bizarre dream was a reality for one confused Brit. An English mom-of-two named Zoe Coles, 36, said one morning she woke up with a Welsh accent despite never visiting the country.

Abby, 39, was eventually diagnosed with Foreign Accent Syndrome, a condition so rare it only affects around 100 people worldwide.

Foreign Accent Syndrome is a rare condition where a person’s speech switches to a different accent without any familiarity to the accent. Read this article to know how stroke or trauma may lead ...

On Rare Disease Day, here are three strange and rare medical conditions that baffle doctors, along with case studies: Walking Dead Syndrome, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome and Foreign Accent Syndrome.

A woman's strange case of "foreign accent syndrome" left doctors unsure of its cause.

Some fans have expressed concern abut Britney Spears's use of a British accent. Experts explain Foreign Accent Syndrome and possible causes.