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Vibration technology offers alternative to MRI Magnetic resonance image isn't everything. A new University of Alberta study shows that vibrating the spine may reveal more when it comes to treating back pain. >> Read full article
Patient-focused chronic disease research networks to get federal funding The federal government is providing $62.25 million to support five research networks that are exploring the issue of chronic disease. >> Read full article
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Aging diminishes spinal cord regeneration after injury: study Older people are increasingly active, and this lifestyle shift has contributed to the rise in average age of a person experiencing a spinal cord injury. The changing demographic calls for a better understanding of how aging impacts recovery and repair after a spinal cord injury. Researchers at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine and University of British Columbia (UBC) have now determined that, in mice, age diminishes the ability to regenerate axons, the brain's communication wires in the spinal cord. >> Learn More…






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