Bioengineered Muscle-Nerve Connection Could Return Sense of Touch to Amputees
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Project hopes to create robotic hand that moves naturally and lets users feel temperature and pressure A group of scientists and bioengineers at the University of Michigan are working on a project that they hope will one day usher in a new era of prosthetic limbs. The goal is to help soldiers who lose an arm in battle and others who ...
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Older Patients Most Likely to Die from H1N1 Influenza
An analysis of more than 1,000 California patients hospitalized with H1N1 flu during the first four months of the pandemic found that infants were most likely to be admitted, and patients 50 and older were most likely to die once admitted. In the first four months of the pandemic, H1N1, like the seasonal flu, was especially severe in older people, who ...Published 1 day ago | Rate This -
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A Glimpse of the Future: Robots Aid Japan's Elderly Residents
TOKYO — It looks like a scene from Robocop or one of the Terminator movies: A human steps into a sleek robot suit and is miraculously transformed, suddenly capable of astonishing feats of strength. But this is no sci-fi film — it's a promotional video by Cyberdyne, a Japanese electronics company. It shows an elderly male patient with Parkinson's disease being ...Published 1 day ago | Rated: +1 -
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H1N1 Teen in Coma Survives, Despite Doctor Prognosis
OAKLAND — Tiffany Lee, 16, is the worst-case swine flu scenario every doctor fears. On July 7, she started to cough and feel dizzy. "I thought it was allergies," she says from her hospital bed. Two days later, her parents took her to a local hospital, where doctors first said she was fine and sent her home. When she returned July ...Published 2 days ago | Rated: +2 -
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Med, Nursing Schools Teaching Alternative Remedies
Future doctors and nurses are learning about acupuncture and herbs along with anatomy and physiology at a growing number of medical schools. It's another example of how alternative medicine has become mainstream. And it's often done with Uncle Sam's help. The government has spent more than $22 million to help medical and nursing schools start teaching about alternative medicine - lesson ...Published 4 days ago | Rated: +1
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