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DEVASTATION OF AUTISM 1 OUT OF 40 BOYS NOW HAVE IT – Video

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

DEVASTATION OF AUTISM 1 OUT OF 40 BOYS NOW HAVE IT ITS NO EASY ROAD FOR ANYONE. By: AutismNewsDotCom … Continue reading →

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Implant device for Parkinson's?

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

Q: My father was diagnosed with Parkinson's last year. His medication controls the tremors, but when he forgets his pills, he shuffles and suffers. Would deep brain stimulation zap his disease? A: Deep brain stimulation is a surgical option; a neurostimulator, implanted in the chest, delivers electrical signals to the brain, much like a pacemaker. In Parkinson's, the device is linked to electrodes that are implanted in the areas of the brain that control movement. This is a great treatment for some patients, but not all. It does not cure the disease or stop the progression; it just helps control some of the symptoms. Stimulation is helpful for patients who have a tremor that is not controlled well enough with medication, or who have side effects from medicine. It does not alleviate other symptoms, such as balance and memory problems, and can even worsen them. In general, we make sure to exhaust all drug options before referring to surgery, since all surgeries entail risk. Every case is different; a decision to operate should be made with the guidance of a specialist who knows the patient well. Since your father responds well to pills, but has trouble remembering them, use an … Continue reading →

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Cerebral Palsy Treatment Started with Catalyst Therapy @ Parth Hospital India Nadiad – Video

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

Cerebral Palsy Treatment Started with Catalyst Therapy @ Parth Hospital India Nadiad By: vinod kumar Goyal … Continue reading →

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Va research institute to study cerebral palsy

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

ROANOKE, Va. The Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute is creating a research clinic to study new ways to treat cerebral palsy. Organizers say that children from around the world who suffer from the disorder will be treated at the Roanoke-based institute's Neuromotor Research Clinic. Cerebral palsy involves the loss or impairment of motor function or posture. It is caused by injury or abnormal development in the brain that happens before, during or immediately after birth. The Roanoke Times reports that the program is being funded by a $4.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health. Additional financial support is coming from Virginia Tech, Carilion Clinic and private donors. The program will follow the progress of 135 children between the ages of 2 and 8 and incorporate science developed at the center with therapy that will be delivered in the child's home. It will include study sites at the University of Virginia and Ohio State University. Researchers at the institute have developed a form of high-intensity therapy to help affected children use their impaired arms and legs. "We do not accept the notion that damage to the brain is irreversible, or that treatment should only be for a select few," … Continue reading →

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Carly Larsson – High School Stem Cell Research Intern Summer 2013 – Video

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

Carly Larsson - High School Stem Cell Research Intern Summer 2013 Visit our Through Their Lens page for photos and more videos from students and grantees: http://www.cirm.ca.gov/instagram-CIRMStemCellLab-feed Carly Larsson ... By: California Institute for Regenerative Medicine … Continue reading →

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Carly Larsson – High School Stem Cell Research Intern Summer 2013, Video Project 2 – Video

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

Carly Larsson - High School Stem Cell Research Intern Summer 2013, Video Project 2 Visit our Through Their Lens page for photos and more videos from students and grantees: http://www.cirm.ca.gov/instagram-CIRMStemCellLab-feed Carly Larsson ... By: California Institute for Regenerative Medicine … Continue reading →

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The Human Variome Project and the future of Genetic Medicine – Professor Sir John Burn – Video

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

The Human Variome Project and the future of Genetic Medicine - Professor Sir John Burn Professor Sir John Burn talks about the Human Variome Project and the future of Genetic Medicine during the 60 Years of DNA event hosted by the United Nation... By: Human Variome Project … Continue reading →

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What’s Stem Cell Therapy Dr Bill Johnson Has Answers – Video

Posted: Published on August 18th, 2013

What's Stem Cell Therapy Dr Bill Johnson Has Answers for more information go to... http://www.innovationstemcellcenter.com More useful info below... Drapeau's theory that Adult Stem Cells are nothing less than the hum... By: Mark Khan … Continue reading →

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Stem Cell Therapy Treatment for Peripheral Nerve Injury by Dr Alok Sharma, Mumbai, India. – Video

Posted: Published on August 17th, 2013

Stem Cell Therapy Treatment for Peripheral Nerve Injury by Dr Alok Sharma, Mumbai, India. Improvement seen in just 5 day after Stem Cell Therapy Treatment for Peripheral Nerve Injury by Dr Alok Sharma, Mumbai, India. After Stem Cell Therapy 1. Dee... By: Neurogen Brain and Spine Institute … Continue reading →

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Quality of instruction key for students with autism

Posted: Published on August 17th, 2013

For parents of preschoolers with autism, finding a classroom program for their child may have just gotten a little easier. A new study has found that it's the quality of a teaching program -- not the model of instruction -- that seems to be most important to a student's success. That means parents shouldn't fret when the local or available program is not a particular type, as long as it is considered good, said Samuel Odom, a co-author of the study and director of the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Autism spectrum disorder occurs in about one in 88 children in the United States, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with boys more likely to have the condition. Symptom severity can vary widely, but kids with autism typically have a hard time communicating and interacting with others. The new research, recently published online in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, showed that two widely used comprehensive treatment models -- called LEAP and TEACCH -- were no better than high-quality special education preschool programs. When quality factors were present in a classroom, the children's performance improved … Continue reading →

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