Jessie's Stem Cell Treatment Jessie the four year old Bernese Mountain dog already has severe advanced hip arthritis requiring daily pain medication and weekly laser therapy. Today Jessi... By: Brandon Lakes Animal Hospital … Continue reading →

Low back pain: 1.5 years after stem cell treatment by Dr Harry Adelson Suzy describes her experience with her stem cell treatments by Dr Harry Adelson for her low back pain http://www.docereclinics.com. By: Harry Adelson, N.D. … Continue reading →

Lumbar Disc Pain 10 months after stem cell treatment by Dr Harry Adelson Bill discusses his outcome 10 months after having his L4/5, L5/S1 discs injected with bone marrow stem cells by Dr Harry Adelson http://www.docereclinics.com. By: Harry Adelson, N.D. … Continue reading →

By James Q. Lynch, Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES MOINES Iowa Rep. Clel Baudler has gone from being on the Marijuana Policy Projects list of worst legislators last year to backing the legalization of a marijuana derivative for treatment of seizure disorders. Its time, the Greenfield Republican and former Iowa State Patrol trooper said Wednesday afternoon after meeting with representatives of the Iowa Epilepsy Foundation. The foundation has been lobbying lawmakers this session, often coming to the Capitol with their children who have seizure disorders. As a mother of a special-needs child you have to be optimistic, said Maria La France of Des Moines, the mother of a 12-year-old son who is epileptic. Shes spent much of the year at the Statehouse lobbying lawmakers. I naively believed that once it was explained and people understood the benefits, minds could be changed. Baudler has done his own research, but he doesnt discount the impact of La France and other mothers of special needs children and those children. These little kids are taking some drugs that are really hot, Baudler said. So if we educate ourselves and possibly we can give them some relief, thats a good thing. Baudler isnt about to … Continue reading →

Chiropractic Care Testimonial Autism - Tourrets Syndrome - Weight Loss At Focused On You Chiropractic we pride ourselves in offering the best chiropractic and wellness care in Round Rock Texas Austin Texas. Meet Pat Willoughby... By: Focused on You Chiropractic … Continue reading →

BENTONVILLE, AR (KNWA) - Families are accusing the Bentonville School District of unfair treatment toward students with Autism and other developmental disabilities. An attorney out of Little Rock filed a complaint with the Arkansas Department of Education on March 27. In it, Theresa Caldwell says several students with Autism were denied "Appropriate research-based behavioral interventions and subjected to direct physical restraint". Bentonville School District Spokesperson, Mary Ley, issued a statement saying "The Bentonville School District takes pride in the education and services provided to each student. The students mentioned in Ms. Caldwell's most recent complaint are no exception. We absolutely do not agree with the allegations asserted by Ms. Caldwell. The Bentonville School District stands ready to provide the most effective, research-based instructional support possible for all of our students, including students with Autism." Parents behind this complaint want to move their children to a private school in Fayetteville that caters specifically to children dealing with Autism, and they are hoping for reimbursement from the district. Caldwell said hearing dates are set for May 13 through early June. This isn't the first time the Bentonville School District has faced legal action. Back in early March, we told you about a … Continue reading →

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (April 11, 2014) Its a diagnosis more and more parents are hearing: autism. During Autism Awareness Month, therapists are highlighting new technology and how treatments have changed since autism was first discovered. Mother Beth Brown and her son Kyle began their journey to find the right treatment nearly 20 years ago. At the age of two he did not develop language and so we had him tested, said Brown. Since then Kyle has had nearly every kind of therapy available. As he got older, some of his behaviors became more aggressive and destructive. Thats when his family found Damar Services where Kyle now lives and goes to school. Within the last year, he has begun using iPad technology to communicate. The thing I like most about the iPad is theres voice and sound, so theres voice with I want chips please or I want to see my mom, said Brown. Kyles destructive behaviors are better. He can work with staff to make choices even without his own words and take videos to show new caregivers his routine. The iPad has replaced Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) for many people with autism who arent able to speak on their … Continue reading →

BENTONVILLE, AR (KNWA)- Families are accusing the Bentonville School District of unfair treatment toward students with Autism and other developmental disabilities. An attorney out of Little Rock filed a complaint with the Arkansas Department of Education on March 27. In it, Theresa Caldwell says several students with Autism were denied "Appropriate research-based behavioral interventions and subjected to direct physical restraint". Bentonville School District Spokesperson, Mary Ley, issued a statement saying "The Bentonville School District takes pride in the education and services provided to each student. The students mentioned in Ms. Caldwell's most recent complaint are no exception. We absolutely do not agree with the allegations asserted by Ms. Caldwell. The Bentonville School District stands ready to provide the most effective, research-based instructional support possible for all of our students, including students with Autism." Parents behind this complaint want to move their children to a private school in Fayetteville that caters specifically to children dealing with Autism, and they are hoping for reimbursement from the district. Caldwell said hearing dates are set for May 13 through early June. This isn't the first time the Bentonville School District has faced legal action. Back in early March, we told you about a similar … Continue reading →

A regional hospital network is enrolling patients in an international trial to find a treatment option for the most deadly form of stroke. Premier Healths Clinical Neuroscience Institute with six locations including Atrium Medical Center in Middletown will be one of 70 centers in the United States, Europe and Israel to participate in the clinical trial originating out of Johns Hopkins University. The study called MISTIE III is being funded at a rate of $11.7 million for the first two years by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders & Stroke at the National Institutes of Health. The study is focused on intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) strokes, in which a blood vessel in the brain has burst and caused blood to leak into the brain and clot, said Dr. John Terry, a neurointerventionalist at Miami Valley Hospitals Clinical Neuroscience Institute. Its one of the most deadly forms of stroke and the stroke we have the least options for treatment, Terry said. This trial could potentially be game changing in terms of providing treatment modality for these types of patients. Nearly 800,000 people in America have a stroke each year. Terry said about 20 percent of strokes are ICH; with a mortality rate … Continue reading →