Tag: Medical Research
Neurogenesis: Forming Nerves
Recent research suggests that, throughout life, the adult brain retains a limited capacity to make new neurons. This new knowledge has led to a...
Clinical Research Opportunities
Miami Project scientists' Mark S. Nash, Ph.D. and Edelle Field-Fote, Ph.D., PT were recently awarded funding as part of a multi-center grant from the...
A man of motion
Jonathan Dehaas doesn't remember the motorcycle accident that robbed him of the use of his legs.
The first time he opened his eyes after the...
Stem-cell research is exciting, but not to investors
SEATTLE - (KRT) - Whoever learns to control embryonic stem cells that can morph into healthy human cells could be standing on a gold...
ACUTE MANAGEMENT
The emergency medical care system is the patient's point of entry into the medical care system. The goal during this period is for...
A limit, not an end
A local spinal cord injury group forms for networking, information sharing.
Pat York always knew he had a bad vertebra and that it could someday...
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
Generally, the earlier recovery begins and the more rapid its progress, the better the prognosis. In scientific studies, most recovery occurs during the first...
California Congressman Upsets Pro-Lifers With Embryonic Research Support
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- A California Congressman who identifies himself as pro-life is drawing fire for his support of scientific research that results in...
The Marathon Miracle
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 19, 2004--This April, a young man named Jack Shadduck plans to bicycle 26.2 miles--completing the same distance as the thousands of runners...
New findings on nerve cell proteins show promise for reducing disability
New findings in animals suggest a potential treatment to minimize Disability after spinal cord and other nervous system injuries, say neuroscientists from Wake Forest...
