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Sophie and Ben Reuben
Read more about Bach-y-Rita's ground-breaking work on brain plasticity
Natasha Mitchell is an Australian science/health journalist, radio host and producer. She presents a weekly program called All in the Mind.
A blog for Sophie...Sophie Reuben suffered a stroke in the first week of April, 2009, while she and Ben were in Mazatlan, Mexico. She was air-ambulenced back to Saint Paul's Regions Hospital. This is a way for her relatives, friends, and care-givers to exchange and information. Sophie spoke seven languages, walked everyday, even lifted weights and kept her intelligent mind very busy. We are all praying that this will be Sophie's Hope.
Sophie and Ben Reuben
Links to Research & Information
- Caring Bridge
- Ctr for Brain & Cognition (VS Ramachandran-Director)
- Harold Goodglass Aphasia Research Ctr at BU
- Mayo Clinic
- Medical Dictionary (MedlinePlus)
- Nat'l Aphasia Assn
- Nat'l Inst Neurological Disorders & Stroke
- Nat'l Stroke Assn
- Redwood Ctr for Theoretical Neuroscience
- Research (Aphasia Hope Foundation)
- Research (Ctr Aphasia Research Chicago)
- TED.com (Great Site!)
- V.S. Ramachandran MD, PhD
- Wikipedia - Neuroplasticity (Really good)
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Natasha Mitchell is an Australian science/health journalist, radio host and producer. She presents a weekly program called All in the Mind.
Aphasia & Multi-lingualism
- 13th Intern'l APHASIA Rehabilitation Conference
- Neurocognitive rehabilitation of aphasia in bilingual patients: A program design
- Nonparellel recovery of languages in a quadrilingual aphasic patient
- Serving Aphasia Patients in Multicultural Environments: Clinical, Research & Social Needs
- The bilingual brain: Bilingual aphasia
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