New hope for people paralyzed by spinal injuries
People with disabilities must attach their lives to a wheelchair after a serious injury can now hope to stand and can even walk again.
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People with disabilities must attach their lives to a wheelchair after a serious injury can now hope to stand and can even walk again.
In the Russian provincial city of Voronezh, 500 kilometers from Moscow, surgeons have created miracles to restore hearing to young children.
On November 26, Israeli researchers found a revolutionary way to treat brain damage by using high-pressure oxygen to help boost patients' cognitive abilities.
The Journal of Neuroscience recently reported that a group of researchers at Tokyo Women's Medical University has demonstrated that ghost pain may be caused by changes i…
Recently, Tel Aviv University (Israel) scientists have succeeded in creating artificial cerebellum to replace the cerebellar region that has been disabled in white mice…
Use glucose energy to nourish insulin-producing cells. One tablespoon of glucose can be a solution for treating diabetes.
Cho Ray Hospital cooperates with Japan to implement a 3-year project to help patients with traumatic brain injury and stroke to recover their function and reintegrate in…
According to a calculation, to surgery for 600 sick children,
About one third of people with cerebral vascular accident then become paralyzed. After 6 months, nearly two-thirds of patients cannot do normal activities themselves. Th…
Danish researchers have invented a type of computer that can recover itself from failures without human involvement
According to Newsweek, the creation of a real connection between people and machines is of great importance.
After the father and two uncles had a stroke, Hoyoung Ban decided to develop a device that would help them restore their hands.
Thanks to state-of-the-art technology and the development of electronic cochlear implant technology, hearing impaired people can now partially restore hearing.
American researchers say a new device that mimics the muscles, tendons and ligaments of the legs, can help rehabilitate dysfunction in the legs and ankles.