Tag: Physical Rehabilitation
‘Exciting times’ for spinal cord research
Thank you Prime Minister Stephen Harper! Thank you Rick Hansen! Thank you Tony Clement and Steven Fletcher! Thank you, thank you and thank you....
A wounded GI’s new battle
Sugar Land soldier is one of thousands returning home disabled
Humvee gunner Spc. Dillon Cannon scanned left, then right.
It was about 1 p.m., and his...
Feds announce funding for spinal cord research
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has announced $30 million over five years that will fund spinal cord injury research and Rehabilitation.
The money will go towards...
First Middle East Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Conference opens today at Arab Health
The UAE needs more Rehabilitation facilities and specialists to ensure quality of life and function for its injured and disabled population, experts from the...
Survey of Pain and Fatigue in Adults with Disabilities
NOW RECRUITING!
Announcing a new study of pain and fatigue in adults with Multiple Sclerosis and spinal cord injury.
PURPOSE
Pain and fatigue are the most common...
Love Bloomed, Despite Paralysis, After She Saved His Life
Maryann Soucy and Daniel Spradley went bowling on their first date in 2005. Last week they bowled again - Danny's first outing since August.
"I...
Year after paralyzing injury, player strides back to Cornell
Hard work, support drive Gant's return
ITHACA — It has been a year since a collision on a basketball court changed Khaliq Gant's life, and...
More than $1.3 million for people with spinal injuries
The Queensland Government will provide more than $1.3 million to help people who have acquired spinal cord injuries to return from Rehabilitation to community...
Newport High School graduate recovering from December snowboarding accident
Graduate of Newport High School and former Newport resident Luis Acosta was injured in a snowboarding accident at Mount Hood Ski Bowl Dec. 8,...
19-year old woman paralyzed in sledding accident
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - Sledding accidents sent hundreds of people to the emergency room last year, most of them children, and a sledding...
