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Synapse magazine (current edition)

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Synapse magazine (current edition)

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Synapse magazine (current edition)

Price: $5.00 (including 0 % tax)

The official quarterly 32 page magazine from the Brain Injury Association of Queensland. Contains comprehensive articles about a range of issues associated with acquired brain injury.

PLEASE NOTE - There is a 20kg maximum package weight with Australian Post, therefore larger order should be ordering in two smaller amounts e.g., 2 x 50 copies instead of one order. Should you continue to have problems with the ordering process or with the web store in general, please contact us.

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