Category Archives: Cerebral Palsy Treatment

Cannabis in Arizona is so much more than getting baked. Its celebrities, an endless calendar of festivals, innovative new products, and a host of historic moments. Continue reading →

Thousands of people brave the rain to line the pavements as they waved and cheered as a 100-plus convoy of tractors decked in colourful fairy lights passed by. The popular annual event organised by members of Netherseal Young Farmers Club raises money for charity. Last night, Tuesday, December 27, more than 100 farm vehicles took to the roads heading through villages such as Linton, Overseal, Coton and Netherseal, as well as further afield to Elford, Croxall and Edingale, to keep the festive season alive decked in a array of Christmas decorations. Continue reading →

11 minute read A once rare find reserved for the most crowded of cities, hospitals now dot New Jersey's landscape. There are 113, and 72 of them are acute care hospitals. They employ more than 150,000 people and treat 100 times that many, according to the New Jersey Hospital Association Continue reading →

Study design and period An institutional-based cross-sectional study was conducted among mothers delivered from September 2016 to September 2019 in northwest Amhara region referral hospitals and the data was extracted from March 3 to May 18/2020. Amhara national region is one of the ten national states in Ethiopia which is found in the Northern part of Ethiopia. The region has 80 hospitals, 847 health centers, and 3342 health posts. Continue reading →

Some rare good news for potato lovers came in November: spuds can help you lose weight. Tubers have long been considered too starchy to be a diet food. But a new, small study in the US showed that they can help people lose weight without spiking glucose levels Continue reading →

Importance: Cerebral palsy describes the most common physical disability in childhood and occurs in 1 in 500 live births. Continue reading →

Assistive technology for limited mobility There are numerous mobility aids, also called assistive technologies or assistive devices, to help with mobility limitations associated with cerebral palsy. Continue reading →

When Shannon Cox gave birth to her second child, a daughter called Hope, it was believed she was fit and healthy despite being born slightly early. Continue reading →

The mother of a woman with cerebral palsy and intellectual disabilities is suing the Philadelphia care home where her daughter lived for 40 years ByMICHAEL RUBINKAM Associated Press September 27, 2022, 1:10 PM This undated Yewdall family photo provided by attorney James Pepper shows Cheryl Yewdall, a woman with cerebral palsy and intellectual disabilities who died in January 2022. Yewdall's mother is suing the Philadelphia care home where she was found face down on the floor with a paper towel or disinfecting wipe in her trachea. Continue reading →

We all know the feeling of having a niggling twist, twinge or sprain but not quite knowing where to go to get it fixed. Continue reading →