For the 1st time, researchers applied electrical stimulation of the cervical spinal twine to immediately restore arm and hand motion in two sufferers with continual moderate to extreme higher extremity paralysis. The final results “give preliminary but encouraging evidence that spinal cord stimulation may perhaps be an adjunctive and restorative solution for upper extremity restoration … Read more
This transcript has been edited for clarity. Hi. I am Art Kaplan. I am in the Office of Professional medical Ethics at New York College Grossman University of Drugs, in which I am the Chair. It’s flu time once more. Many parts of the country are previously raging, and influenza epidemics will continue and intensify … Read more
Thanks to advances in procedure, much more and far more patients are surviving colorectal cancer for a very long time. New research addresses a minimal-recognized factor of these survivors’ ordeals: their emotional sequelae. The examine discovered that even decades immediately after prognosis, survivors of colorectal cancer most regularly cited “psychological distress” as their worst knowledge … Read more
Photo: © smolensk.er.ru Community In Russia, in the first reading, they adopted a bill on a single standard of education for all schools in the country. The bill, developed with the support of the United Russia party, will introduce a common list of educational programs developed by the Ministry of Education. “For an elementary school, … Read more
Store employees say the old woman is a regular customer. A photo: Irina Budnikova As we wrote earlier, on Monday, August 1, in the Magnit store, an elderly woman hit a Chihuahua dog with a bottle of cognac. Veterinarians determined that the dog had a traumatic brain injury, two skull fractures, vestibular syndrome and shock. … Read more