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Astrocytes from human stem cells treat spinal cord injury

In a breakthrough finding, researchers found transplanting specific types of astrocytes - cells derived from human stem cells - repaired spinal cord damage and restored movement in rats.
In the Media by Kathleen Blanchard

Cancer drug can aid nerve regeneration after spinal cord injury

The cancer drug Taxol has the potential to assist nerve regeneration following a spinal cord injury, according to researchers.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley

Saudi man could have spinal cord severed

An unnamed Saudi man who was found guilty of severing the spinal cord of another man, leaving him paralysed, could now face the prospect of having the same punishment doled out to him.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 1 comment

Stem Cell research for spinal cord injuries finally approved

Menlo Park - It will be the world's first human test on immobilizing spinal cord injuries of a treatment made from embryonic stem cells. Geron Pharmaceutical got the FDA's green light Friday to go ahead.
In the Media by Joan Firstenberg - 1 comment
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A drug found to slow some of the physical problems and reduce the number of flareups of multiple sclerosis (MS) could also show promise for treating spinal cord injuries, according to a new Japanese study.

Timing appears to be everything when it comes to surgery to help people who have suffered an upper spinal cord injury that can lead to quadriplegia, a study by Canadian and U.S. researchers concludes.


Electronic shorts that stimulate muscles in people with spinal cord injuries could help prevent painful and costly bedsores, researchers in Alberta say.

A paralysed man in the US has regained limited use of his hand after pioneering surgery to bypass damage to his spinal cord, the Journal of Neurosurgery reports.

Even Rick Hansen himself had no idea of the impact he would have on the understanding and treatment of spinal cord injury when he wheeled his way to the finish line of his around-the-world tour 25 years ago.

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Regeneration of damaged heart cells

A new US research project has discovered a means of converting scar tissue that forms after a heart attack into...
May 11, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

Are the Grammys overbooked?

When watching the Grammys this Sunday, notice how much is going on up there on stage, especially when the performances...
Feb 8, 2012 by Tim O'Brien

US government issues warning abour prescription painkillers

US agencies warn of the growing misuse of prescription painkillers The Washington Post reports that US federal...
Jan 31, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

An Illegal President

Many people have made a great deal of noise and some a great deal of money insisting that former President George W....
Jan 6, 2012 by sumdume - 6 comments

Chiros and doctors

My wife has been battling a back injury since September 2010. Our journey seems like a long one and it could be coming...
Nov 29, 2011 in  Blog Logs by John Rusch - 4 comments
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