Monthly Archives: July 2004
Tissue-Protective Cytokine Technology in Neurologic Injury
OSSINING, N.Y., July 8/PRNewswire/ -- Warren Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Warren), a company engaged in developing novel treatments for devastating injuries and diseases, today announced the...
What is the level and severity of spinal cord injury?
The consequences of spinal cord injury depend on the level and severity of injury. Surgeons determine injury levels from the fracture site on...
Craig Hospital will host its 12th annual Motorsports Day
Craig Hospital will host its 12th annual Motorsports Day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday, July 14, in the vicinity of Girard and...
Unbelted motorists risk neck injury from air bags
Air bags have never been an excuse for failing to "buckle up," but a new study finds that, in a crash, seat belt shirkers...
Passers-By Free Quadriplegic Man From Burning Van
Man's Wheelchair Was Anchored To Burning Vehicle's Floor
ALBANY, Ind. -- Good Samaritans and a police officer freed a quadriplegic man from his van Monday...
Helper monkey is a blessing for California quadriplegic
LA HABRA, Calif. - (KRT) - The cell phone drops out of Craig Cook's lap and tumbles to the floor. The phone is his...
The long road back
Pam Malcolm won't let a near-fatal car crash deter her from attaining her goals.
Pam Malcolm, 20, of Colchester is slowly but surely recovering from...
Stem cell research, high-end Linux solution
Princeton University implements a Linux on POWER system from IBM for critical stem cell research. How research applications can benefit from Linux.
If Biotechnology is...
Stem-cell research: “It’s where most of my hope lies”
It's been nearly two years since David Busta held a book in his hands, combed his hair, pedaled a bike or took a step...
