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  • CARS microscopy reveals clues to myelin damage
    News - 28 Jun 2007
    Researchers have discovered that calcium ions could play a crucial role in multiple sclerosis by activating enzymes that degrade the fatty sheath that insulates nerve fibers.
  • Human stem cell treatment restores motor function in paralyzed rats
    News - 1 Jun 2007
    Rats paralyzed due to loss of blood flow to the spine returned to near normal ambulatory function six weeks after receiving grafts of human spinal stem cells (hSSCs), researchers from the University...
  • Advances in epilepsy treatment
    News - 1 Jun 2007
    Epilepsy and seizures affect 2.5 million Americans, 181,000 new cases of epilepsy are diagnosed every year, and the disorder incurs an estimated $12.5 billion in annual direct and indirect costs.
  • Nerves controlling muscles are best repaired with similar nerves
    News - 16 May 2007
    When repairing severed or damaged motor nerves with a donor nerve graft, surgeons have traditionally used a sensory nerve from another area of the patient's body.
  • Honey for diabetic ulcers
    News - 4 May 2007
    The sore on Catrina Hurlburt's leg simply wouldn't heal. Complications from a 2002 car accident left Hurlburt, a borderline diabetic, with recurring cellulitis and staph infections.
  • Nanoparticles for 'on-the-spot' virus detector
    News - 4 May 2007
    Chemical engineers from the University at Buffalo have collaborated with scientists from other institutions to solve a critical bottleneck in the transport and capture of virus nanoparticles, making...
  • Resistance training gets employees with rotator cuff injuries back to work
    News - 30 Apr 2007
    Resistance training, some of it job-specific, was successful in getting 90 percent of workers with severe rotator cuff injuries back to work, the majority (75 percent) at their previous job, after...
  • Should stocks of smallpox virus be destroyed?
    News - 15 Apr 2007
    Smallpox was eradicated in 1980, but the virus still exists in WHO controlled depositories. In this week's BMJ , two experts go head to head over whether these stocks should be destroyed.
  • Nail guns injuries almost double since 2001
    News - 14 Apr 2007
    According to new statistics that would make Bob Vila cringe, the number of injuries from nail guns has almost doubled since 2001.
  • Parents well poised to help children overcome bulimia nervosa
    News - 10 Apr 2007
    Common practice in the treatment of adolescent eating disorder patients has been to exclude the parents. Many experts consider parents part of the problem and thus keep them away during therapy.

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