Monthly Archives: July 2006
Stem-cell results may be far off
Here's a reality check amid Congress' showdown with President Bush over stem-cell research: The potential treatments for diabetes, spinal-cord injury and other devastating disorders...
Most scientists refute White House appraisal of stem cell research
When White House political adviser Karl Rove signaled last week that President Bush planned to veto the stem cell bill being considered by the...
Local Scientists Have High Hopes For Stem Cell Use
Scientists believe harnessing stem cells could be the Holy Grail in finding cures for hundreds of diseases.
In San Diego, scientists from four of the...
Stem cell therapies for diseases still years away
Federal funding at heart of how fast scientist could do key experiments
WASHINGTON - Here’s a reality check amid Congress’ showdown with President Bush over...
JRRD tipsheet: Focus on spinal cord injury, gait, stroke, power mobility, and more
JRRD tipsheet: Focus on spinal cord injury, gait, stroke, power mobility, and more
Feasibility of Functional electrical stimulation for control of seated posture after spinal...
Politicians are forcing stem cell showdown in Senate
The Senate is headed for a volatile showdown with the White House over the issue of stem cell research in a debate that could...
Democrat urges Senate on stem cell measure
President Bush's threat to veto a Senate bill that would fund embryonic stem cell research is a rejection of potential lifesaving cures, a Missouri...
‘Lord of the Rings’ director makes donation to UCI stem cell research
Gift will support next generation of stem cell scientists
Irvine, Calif., July 14, 2006, Peter Jackson, Academy Award-winning director of the “Lord of the Rings”...
Fists fly for charity
FISTS will be flying tomorrow night at Malvern Town Hall in the annual Bob Rose Cup, which will aid the Spinal Cord Society.
Several Collingwood...
Regeneration After Spinal Cord Injury
Newswise — More than 250,000 people in the U.S. are suffering from long-term spinal cord injuries, with more than 11,000 new occurrences taking place...
