#michelleward

Listen back to my fun and frolics with DJ @luckybitches at @phoenix98fm . I had the immense pleasure of playing 2 songs live on air. Both exclusives for radio ( 'Different' and 'Holiday in my mind') Listen back via this link https://www.phoenixfm.com/2022/10/29/adam-wedd-singer-songwriter-plays-live-eat-brunch/ Michelle is one of the amazing ones who support all types of artists , she also makes great music herself. Check out her EP 'Directions' on all platforms too ♥️ Big thanks to @toxrowlang for these series of photos taken at Abbey Road Studios . #phoenixfm #michelleward #brentwood #essex #directions #germany #abbeyroadstudios #amazingradio #bbcintroducing #indiemusic #indieartist #stormzy #beatles #britishartist🇬🇧 #localradio #studio2 (at St. John's Wood tube station) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkS6j1Jj_fy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

BY MICHELLE WARD (FGJ ‘20) --  Nearly half of Canadian teens between 16 and 19 report using cannabis, but until now, there haven’t been any guidelines on how doctors can talk to them about it. READ MORE. 

BY MICHELLE WARD (FGJ ‘20) -- They say that a mother’s hug lasts long after she lets go. It’s not surprising that a baby needs to be loved and nurtured. And for decades researchers have studied how a mother’s love shapes a child’s behaviour. READ MORE. 

LISTEN HERE. 

INTERVIEW WITH MICHELLE WARD (FGJ ‘20) --  Agencies that work to protect children and youth from abuse in Ottawa are coming together to make sure kids are getting the help they need during the pandemic. READ MORE. 

BY MICHELLE WARD (FGJ ‘20) -- They say a mother’s hug lasts long after she lets go. Researchers can now see the lasting imprints of this love in their labs, gaining new insight into the long-held belief that warm and nurturing care from birth is good for babies. READ MORE. 

BY MICHELLE WARD (FGJ ‘20) -- Most Canadian pediatricians are shying away from medical cannabis for patients, knowing that it can hurt the developing brain and that there isn’t much research to guide them. READ MORE.                                                                                  

BY MICHELLE WARD (FGJ ‘20) --  While hospitals were scrambling for ventilators, masks and gloves in preparation for a COVID-19 surge, many were also installing baby monitors in emergency departments and intensive-care units. READ MORE.