Innovative swim program for people with cerebral palsy
Innovative swim program for people with cerebral palsy - A competitive swimming program developed by University of Queensland researchers for…
The Muscular & Skeletal section offers a deep dive into various aspects of the human muscular and skeletal system. It addresses specific challenges and advancements, such as coping with ‘Winter of Pain’ for spinal cord injury sufferers, maintaining joint health through different life stages, and developing wearable diagnostics for neuromuscular diseases. The section also explores social aspects like the exclusion felt by people in pain, and highlights innovative solutions like biobank for genetic muscle diseases and bionic limb technology. Additionally, it provides practical guidance on issues like ACL injuries, osteoarthritis treatments, and adapting to working from home without physical discomfort.
Innovative swim program for people with cerebral palsy - A competitive swimming program developed by University of Queensland researchers for…
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Tipped to win Gold this week, the Muscular Dystrophy UK Forest Bathing Garden designed by Ula Maria has left Rebecca…
Rebecca Wallersteiner takes at look at Wellcome Collection’s latest exhibition Jason and the Adventure of 254, an artist’s joyful exploration…
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Action needed now to avoid potential harms for future hip fracture patients. • NHS hospitals are not currently equipped to…
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