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Stroke research, that referendum – and an invitation to you
At the weekend, you, like me, may have seen an excellent cartoon depicting a newscaster saying: “Aliens haven’t landed and Elvis hasn’t been found alive. Everything else has happened.” This sums up well how many of us in the UK … Continue reading
The Mystery of Edradour
In the press recently, there have been a number of reports of strange transformations that have taken place in individuals after stroke. One example from a couple of weeks ago is that of the Englishman in his seventies who emerged … Continue reading
Singing after stroke
There is an article in today’s Telegraph which reports on research to improve speech recovery after stroke. Researchers have apparently discovered that singing can help regain better communication after severe stroke. For the sake of the many, many stroke … Continue reading