Brain Injuries Cause "Foreign Accent Syndrome"

If you study a foreign language, getting the correct accent down can be a challenge. But what if you suddenly developed a foreign accent in your native language, and couldn't avoid talking with it?

MSN reports today on a rare condition known as "Foreign Accent Syndrome," in which victims of strokes, brain tumors, and other head injuries, sometimes start speaking with what sounds like a foreign accent.

Read the article here.