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Touching a nerve with neurologists
22nd July 2004, Page 26
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WE WERE delighted with your article on neurological conditions such as brain tumours and strokes and the coverage of our charity (CM 17 June). We have received a number of calls from drivers in response to this and have provided them with a copy of our guide. Getting the best from neurological services, as mentioned in the feature.
At The Neurological Alliance we don't feel we can overestimate the importance of sharing information, and it is through articles such as this that vital facts get to the people who need them.
Our new website, www.neural.org.uk, is frequently updated with information including newsletters and details of conferences, awareness weeks and events.
Emma Ward The Neurological Alliance London