Category Archives: Spinal Cord Injury Treatment

We physiotherapists fully agree with the need for a circuit breaker to mitigate the risks of local transmission of Covid-19. Continue reading →

Christian Mller / stock.adobe.com Like many clinicians, I find it daunting to stay current with the many evolving topics in veterinary medicine. Photobiomodulation (also referred to as low-level laser therapy [LLLT] or cold laser) represents a particularly challenging modality to approach for several reasons. For one, colleagues who know more about LLLT than I do have a wide range of often strong opinions regarding its effectiveness. Continue reading →

We've heard that elderly people and those with underlying health conditions are most at risk if they're infected with coronavirus, but those can seem like really general terms. Who does that include? Continue reading →

The COVID-19 pandemic has greater implications for people who utilize long-term supports and services (LTSS), including seniors and people with disabilities & chronic illnesses, compared to the general population. This issue brief presents state-level data on LTSS users, including the 2.5 million people who receive HCBS through waivers, 1.3 million people in nursing homes, and 800,000 people in assisted living facilities. This brief also explores key issues and potential state and federal policy responses for LTSS users in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and Medicaids role as the primary LTSS payer. Continue reading →

The pelvic region is a ring of study bones located at the base of the spinal cord. The trauma of pelvic region (or pelvic fracture) is uncommon and accounts for the less percentage of all adult cases. Unstable pelvic fractures mostly occur due to the traumatic, heavy collisions. Continue reading →

Market Updated : 2020-04-20 07:36:33 The Indian market is likely to open lower on Monday tracking Asian markets that are trading cautiously on expectations of weak earnings season amid concerns over the coronavirus crisis and its impact on the global economy. Airliners: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has ordered the airlines to stop taking bookings from customers as the government has still not taken a decision to commence flight operations from May 4 Continue reading →

Usually being a part of an exclusive club is loaded with perks and in some cases inspires envy from those who yearn to join the ranks. Continue reading →

By Susan Fitzgerald March 19, 2020 The Science Explained Article In Brief Mice with an open- and closed-traumatic brain injury were injected with immunomodulatory nanoparticles that reduced brain swelling and damage on MRI. Investigators used a novel approach to prevent the swelling that can occur after traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a mouse model: they injected nanoparticles that trick white blood cells into going after them instead of rushing to the injured brain and causing an inflammatory and immune response Continue reading →

Indianapolis -- There's a big tent set up in the parking lot of the VA Medical Center in Indianapolis. It's big enough to drive through, and that's exactly what it's intended for. It's all part of the hospital's COVID-19 screening and treatment plan. Continue reading →

iStock(NEW YORK) -- Marilyn Mosby is part of the 1% -- an elite group of 45 women of color among the nearly 2,400 elected prosecutors in the United States. Continue reading →