Spinal Cord
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| Active from | 1999 |
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| Record labels | Empire Records |
| Albums | Stigmata of Life |
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| ID | 2254633 |
About Spinal Cord
Emily Blunt: 'I want to make a movie about a stutterer'
... " Neurological relates to conditions affecting the brain, Spinal Cord or nerves, while a psychological condition relates to an issue affecting someone s mental state...
Nitrous oxide: Laughing gas possession becomes illegal
... Dr Nicholl says this is because when nitrous oxide deprives the body of vitamin B12 the " insulation" around the Spinal Cord becomes damaged, meaning " the electrical signals don t travel properly down from the brain, through the Spinal Cord to your nerves...
Parkinson's implant restores man's ability to walk
... How it worksThe stimulator sits on the lumbar region of the Spinal Cord, which sends messages to the leg muscles...
After death of player Adam Johnson, how dangerous is ice hockey?
... While skate blade injuries can be catastrophic, ice hockey also carries the risk of serious Spinal Cord injuries or brain injuries, which can be fatal...
Britain's Got Talent star Jonathan Goodwin sues show after injuries
... He was left with a dislocated Spinal Cord, which left him a paraplegic...
Musk start-up Neuralink seeks people for brain-implant trial
... The company says people may qualify for the trial if they have quadriplegia due to injury or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) - a disease in which the nerve cells in the Spinal Cord and brain degenerate...
Bryan Randall: Sandra Bullock's long-term partner dies aged 57
... It is caused by the death of nerve cells in the brain and Spinal Cord that control the movement of muscles that we control consciously...
US snake hunters fight pythons big enough to devour gators
... The recommended method is called " double-pithing" and is done by stabbing the snake in the head to sever the Spinal Cord and then swivelling the tool to destroy the brain...
Emily Blunt: 'I want to make a movie about a stutterer'
By Andre Rhoden-PaulBBC News
" I would absolutely love to make A Movie about a stutterer, " actress Emily Blunt has told The Bbc .
The Oppenheimer actress, who struggled with stuttering as child, said she wanted to " destigmatise" and increase understanding about the condition.
" The emotional trauma of living with the inability to speak will limit you in ways, that are for someone who speaks fluently, pretty unimaginable, " She Said .
" There's so much Shame about it. "
Speaking r, the Mary Poppins Returns star said the condition had left her unable to speak as a child.
She credits the confidence she gained from acting in school plays, something she was encouraged to do by A Teacher , with helping her to overcome her stutter.
Speaking to presenter Clare Mcdonnell , She Said : " There's so much Shame about it because there's not enough information it's neurological. People really deem it psychological. So you're sort of deemed off-putting or unconvincing in order to get a job, or anything like that. "
Neurological relates to conditions affecting The Brain , Spinal Cord or nerves, while a psychological condition relates to an issue affecting someone's mental state.
" So as long as we can keep destigmatising it, then there wont be so much Shame - it can Just Be more acceptable - because I think it is one trait that is easily bullied still. "
Speaking on how if affects her now, She Said : " I'll always be one, I'm probably unaware of how much I flip-flop words around to substitute ones that are easier to Say . .
" Certain environments will still create a struggle for me - if someone asks me to pitch them anything it's A Nightmare .
" But I did sort of grow out of it. "
More Than 80 million people internationally stutter, according to the US-based Stuttering Foundation.
Stuttering is relatively common in childhood and can persist into adulthood, and it is not possible to Say , according to the NHS.
This year Blunt portrayed The Wife of J. Robert Oppenheimer in the biographical blockbuster about the physicist's role in developing The First nuclear weapons.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
