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Now on Amazon Kindle – Beloved Distance

Posted on January 19, 2018 by Kay Stoner

Beloved Distance is now available on Amazon – in Kindle format. Advertisements

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Of All the Nerve… writing about the “neuro” things we all experience, but few completely understand

Posted on September 4, 2017 by Kay Stoner

Of all the nerve, I — a non-scientist, a non-neurologist, a non-medical person — am writing a book about the nervous system. To make matters worse (in case you’re not sure, I am being facetious), I’m taking the liberty of … Continue reading →

Sharing: The nervous system: more than 90,000 miles of sensations! – Visual Dictionary

Posted on July 15, 2017 by Kay Stoner

The nervous system: more than 90,000 miles of sensations! The structure of the nervous system The nervous system allows our bodies to perceive sensations, to think and to perform all of our movements, both voluntary and involuntary. It is composed … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: neurobiology

Now on Amazon Kindle – Beloved Distance

Of All the Nerve… writing about the “neuro” things we all experience, but few completely understand

Sharing: The nervous system: more than 90,000 miles of sensations! – Visual Dictionary

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