Tag: Spinal Cord Injury
Device helps people learn to walk again
After Scott Rayburg was seriously injured in an automobile accident in Ohio last year, surgeons gave him no more than a 15 percent chance...
Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation Supports Brain-Computer Interface Breakthrough
SPRINGFIELD, N.J., July 9 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The July 9, 2004 edition of Science reports on an exciting study, "Cognitive Control Signals for Neural...
Machine Helps Spinal Injury Patients
The following Healthcast report by medical editor Marilyn Brooks first aired July 9, 2004, on Channel 4 Action News at 5 p.m.
For the last...
Nerve Cells Successfully Regenerated Following Spinal Cord Injury
Newswise — Using a combination of therapies and cell grafts, a team of University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine researchers has...
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...
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...
