Miami Herald |
UAB stroke study receives $20 million grant
Miami Herald The University of Alabama at Birmingham's stroke study received a $20 million grant to help look into strokes in the South and among African-Americans. UAB's Regions for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke will receive funds through 2023, Al ... |
Tech Times |
Exoskeletons From Japan Now Available In US To Help People Learn How To Walk Again
Tech Times Japanese robotics firm Cyberdyne created a joint venture with Brooks Rehabilitation to bring the HAL exoskeleton to the United States. The robotic suit will look to help patients with spinal cord injuries learn how to walk again. ( Cyberdyne ). The HAL ... Revolutionary Robotic Treatment For Patients With Spinal Cord Injuries Now Available In United States |
The Herald |
UAB stroke study receives $20 million grant
The Herald The University of Alabama at Birmingham's stroke study received a $20 million grant to help look into strokes in the South and among African-Americans. UAB's Regions for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke will receive funds through 2023, Al ... |
Public hearing set on 24 health-related bills
Seattle Times HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut lawmakers have set a public hearing on two dozen health-related bills, ranging from seat belt use to tanning beds. The Public Health Committee hearing is scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday at the Legislative Office ... |
UAB stroke study receives $20 million grant
CT Post BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — A stroke study at an Alabama college has received a $20 million grant to help look into strokes in the South and among African-Americans. Al.com reports that the University of Alabama at Birmingham's Regions for Geographic and ... |