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THE ROLE OF EARLY LEFT‐BRAIN INJURY IN DETERMINING LATERALIZATION OF CEREBRAL SPEECH FUNCTIONS
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences · 1977 · Vol. 299(1) · pp. 355–369
Theodore P. Rasmussen✉(Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital)Brenda Milner(Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital)
Abstract
Douglas Lain, author and publisher at Zer0 Books, joins me to discuss his recent (maybe) “shadowban”.\n
Hemispheric Asymmetry in NeuroscienceNeurobiology of Language and BilingualismMigraine and Headache StudiesLateralization of brain functionPsychologyAudiologyLesionDissociation (chemistry)LateralityEpilepsyLeft and rightAmobarbitalRight hemisphere
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