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Academic tips to turn study into clinical applications?
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Academic tips to turn study into clinical applications?

I'm referring to the study: https://doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2026.1700499

You can find a few scientific diagrams I created here: (1) (2) and (3).

As per the main post: Any tips for turning this paper into clinical interventions? I would greatly appreciate it!

#stuttering #SLP #speech-therapist #research

u/Little_Acanthaceae87 — 1 day ago
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The Anti-Abortion Movement’s Alarming Control Tactics - A series of lawsuits allege that women are being coerced into having abortions by friends, ex-partners, or others who are close to them. But the accused are rarely the real abusers in these stories.

newrepublic.com
u/cagedwisdom8 — 1 day ago
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Top EU party spent €100k a month on two consultants – with little to show for it • The European People’s Party hired two advisors with deep connections to Greece's ruling party, racking up over half a million euros in costs for the EU party in just six months.

##What's the news?

  • Soon after taking over the European People’s Party, President Manfred Weber and Secretary General Thanasis Bakolas hired two one-man consultancies with ties to Greece’s governing party.
  • The consultants were paid over half a million euros in six months time, payment information obtained by Follow the Money shows.
  • The European Parliament refused to reimburse the amounts but did not escalate the case for further investigation.

##Why does this matter?

  • Weber is considered to be the EU’s most powerful politician. Under his watch, the EPP spent a large part of its reserves on consultants who other staff members say brought limited added value.
  • The affair raises questions about the effectiveness of oversight over how European political parties spend their money.

Here's a full copy of the article.

ftm.eu
u/Naurgul — 1 day ago
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Made in the USA: Pete Hegseth is the product of an essentially American ethos—which means we have no choice but to ask what to do with him, and what to do with ourselves [NY Review of Books]

nybooks.com
u/informallyundecided — 2 days ago
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Interesting read on Brazil and how they are trapped in a perfect 24-year historical loop, and Carlo Ancelotti being the cosmic punchline.

With the squad finally announced, I read this piece today that paints the reality of the situation as it is setting in. For the first time in history, Brazil is taking a foreign manager to a World Cup. The piece looks at the squad, Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, Neymar's inclusion, Joao Pedro's omission and the 24-year drought of Brazil.

https://karanvinod7.substack.com/p/carlo-ancelotti-and-brazil-the-man

u/karan_vinod_7 — 3 days ago
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Fearing for his life: "Ramsey Orta filmed the killing of Eric Garner. The video traveled far, but it wouldn’t get justice for his dead friend. Instead, the NYPD would exact their revenge through targeted harassment and eventually imprisonment."

theverge.com
u/trifletruffles — 4 days ago