Tag: Spinal Cord Injury Education
Are you a Woman with a SCI who has been injured for at least...
This is a request for women with SCI (aged 18 or older) who are both employed and unemployed to participate in an on-line research...
‘Some people don’t do a thimbleful of what he did in life’
Lawrence "Larry" Solomon was a can-do guy.
He was an all-American gymnast on his East Coast high school and college teams.
An accident during practice at...
House bill raises costs for courts
Speeding ticket fees go to brain, spinal cord study
INDIANAPOLIS – You got caught speeding and now must pay the price.
In addition to a basic...
Grandparents Need to Be Aware of the Critical Need to Buckle-Up the Grandkids
70% of spinal cord injuries in children result from Motor vehicles, most without seatbelts
March 8, 2007 – When today's senior citizens were kids, there...
Rockwood Hunter Receives “Wheelin’ Sportsmen” Award
Bill Bowen of Rockwood, Tenn., is a natural at giving. For years, he worked at a tree service company, providing for his growing family...
Tales From the Stem Cell Crypt
La Jolla, CA. February 2007 —Regenerative medicine is quickly moving forward. At the recent Stem Cells World Congress organized by Select Biosciences, LLC, in...
Fast and slow – How the spinal cord controls the speed of movement
Cornell research may have implications for treating human
ITHACA, N.Y. -- Using a state-of-the-art technique to map neurons in the spinal cord of a larval...
Cord blood promises life
A state Senate bill calls for a program to educate expecting parents on the benefits of donating umbilical cord blood to stem cell research.
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Beware the chair
Travis Oldhouser proves Quad rugby isn't for the scared, soft or squeamish
PHILADELPHIA - Metal slammed into metal in the middle of the gym.
Bodies...
Senate OKs stem-cell study
Despite its current financial crisis, the Illinois Senate voted Friday to approve grant funding for embryonic and adult stem-cell research.
Senate Bill 4, which passed...
