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Communication recovery in the first three months following minor stroke

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By Emma Finch, Gary Crowfoot, Annette Murtagh, Adele Coleman
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Purpose Evidence suggests that people with minor stroke can experience multiple post-stroke impairments. This study explored the communication skills of people with minor stroke one week and three months post-stroke. Method A longitudinal cohort mixed method design was used.
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Unlocking talent

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By Emma Finch
| SEN Magazine Verified
Emma Finch’s uplifting story about fostering. When Kim David Jones and his wife Caron welcomed Daniel into their lives, they couldn’t have foreseen the joy the ten year-old autistic boy would bring them, and that his younger brother, also autistic, would join their family too. The key to unlocking both boys was their love of football. After thirty years working as an engineer, Kim was ready for a change.
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Characterization of cannabinoid plasma concentration, maternal health, and cytokine levels in a rat model of prenatal Cannabis smoke exposure

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By Ilne L Barnard, Emma Finch, Tallan Black, Sarah Lunardi Baccetto
| BioRxiv
New Results doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.06.16.545309 Abstract Cannabis sativa has gained popularity as a 'natural substance', leading many to falsely assume that it is not harmful. This assumption has been documented amongst pregnant mothers, many of whom consider Cannabis use during pregnancy as benign.
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