Tag: Urinary Tract Infection
Using Airbags without Seatbelts Increases Injury Risk
Newswise — In Motor vehicle crashes resulting in airbag deployment, drivers and passengers who are not wearing seatbelts are at higher risk of Cervical...
Atlanta rehab hospital to provide free care to some vets with brain, spinal cord...
ATLANTA (AP) -- An Atlanta Rehabilitation hospital will provide free care to wounded military veterans who need brain or spinal cord injury services that...
Ray of hope for spinal cord patients
The researcher who found a way to get paralyzed rats back walking is now in Colorado and predicts huge breakthroughs in treatment of human...
Cyberkinetics’ Andara™ OFS™ Therapy Featured in Presentations at the AANS/CNS Meeting
Researchers report that people with spinal cord injuries treated with Cyberkinetics’ Andara™ OFS™ System showed significantly greater neurological improvement than those in a separate...
Nano Scaffold Developed To Rebuild Nerve Damage
ScienceDaily (Feb. 27, 2008) — A Monash University PhD student has developed a new technique that could revolutionise stem cell treatment for Parkinson's disease...
StemCyte Expands Support of World Renowned Spinal Cord Injury Researcher Through Agreement with Rutgers...
StemCyte, Rutgers Sign Research, Licensing Agreement for Novel Human Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury Being Developed by Wise Young, M.D., Ph.D.
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Overturning 2006 vote favoring stem cell research is criminal
Fifteen months ago Missourians passed the Missouri Stem Cell Amendment to protect research for lifesaving cures that could benefit 125 million Americans.
On Feb. 20...
Spinal Cord Injury May Not Increase Risk of Heart Disease
Newswise — Americans who live with spinal cord injury do not appear to be at greater risk of developing carbohydrate and lipid disorders such...
Miracle boy fights back from spinal cord injury
GRAND RAPIDS -- Wanyae Givens' chances of surviving the auto accident that nearly severed his spine at the base of his skull were...
U of L researchers get federal grants for spinal cord research
Elizabeth Fust was part of a crowd Monday honoring University of Louisville researchers who won $4.7 million in federal grants. For Fust, the ceremony...
