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Alan Bajandas said
Dear Balneus,
Hello, my name is Alan Bajandas, a freelancer with Scientific American Magazine. I was reading your recent post on persistent vegetative state and thought that the following article, published yesterday online, might be of similar interest to you. We invite you to link to the article if this would be of use to you.
ARTICLE: Near-Vegetative Man Partially Recovers from Brain Injury, Recites Pledge of Allegiance
SUMMARY: Deep-brain stimulation “jump-starts” a man’s brain six years after he suffered a severe head trauma
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rashmi malapur said
Dear Dave,
Iam rashmi malapur from ICFAI BUSINESS SCHOOL. I work here as a research associate and presently have an idea on whcih i plan to make an edited book.
The book would be Relevance of Adam Smith.
I would be greatful if you could contribute an article to my book.
thank you,
regards,
rashmi malapur