Botched births and infections can leave many babies with a life-long inheritance: Cerebral palsy. Many will be dependent on caregivers for their entire lives, but could switching up the way we think about treating the condition provide children and carers some respite? Continue reading →

Home LIFESTYLES COMMUNITY Cannabis and epilepsy Posted on February 25, 2020 by oshawaexpress in COMMUNITY, LIFESTYLES Did you know that an estimated 65 million people worldwide live with epilepsy? Continue reading →

The latest research report on the Cerebral Palsy Market published by Stratagem Market Insights offers a profound awareness of the various market dynamics like trends, drivers, the challenges, and opportunities. The report further elaborates on the micro and macro-economic elements that are predicted to shape the increase of the Cerebral Palsy market throughout the forecast period (2020-2027) Continue reading →

A Fife youngster was rescued by heroic first aiders after a tonsil infection left him fighting for his life. Ellie Gilmour, 37, had taken her son Cameron shopping at Morrisons in St Andrews in April when she made the terrifying discovery that he had stopped breathing. The four-year-old had been suffering from an infection and his swollen adenoids had blocked his airways. Continue reading →

Stem Cell Therapy Market: Snapshot Of late, there has been an increasing awareness regarding the therapeutic potential of stem cells for management of diseases which is boosting the growth of the stem cell therapy market. The development of advanced genome based cell analysis techniques, identification of new stem cell lines, increasing investments in research and development as well as infrastructure development for the processing and banking of stem cell are encouraging the growth of the global stem cell therapy market. To know Untapped Opportunities in the MarketCLICK HERE NOW One of the key factors boosting the growth of this market is the limitations of traditional organ transplantation such as the risk of infection, rejection, and immunosuppression risk Continue reading →