Amazing robots
Controlling external devices and detecting mental intent using the brain-computer interface (BCI) technology has opened doors to improve the lives
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Spinal research
Exciting developments in VR
I had been in contact, by email, with Associate Professor Sylvia Gustin PhD at the University of Technology Sydney. Sylvia
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Day 8: Don’t Think.Try!
The idea of a vaccine is counter-intuitive. Who would think of giving a person a disease to prevent them
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“The battery that never ends” and so much more
I never heard anything about this on the main media channels in Australia. Yet, it is an extraordinary claim by
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Pain management
In this episode you will learn more about why pain occurs after spinal cord injury and why this pain is
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Astonishing research
Monash University is conducting astonishing research, watching zebrafish repairing their spinal cords in real-time. Here’s the link. Https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-06-stem-cells-spinal-cord-real.html
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There is a ghost at work
According to a recent paper in Cells Reports, labs from Case Western Reserve and the University of Kentucky’s Spinal Cord and
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Amanda Botticello, PhD, MPH, has been awarded a $400,000 grant from the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation to observe community activity
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Dinesh rides again. . . or he thinks he can!
In a recent post Dinesh Palipana told us, in his own words, how a car accident left him a quadriplegic
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Oh, to be a fish!
If you had the opportunity to be reincarnated as an animal what would you choose? A lion perhaps? An elephant?
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