Month: August 2015

A multi-institutional group of researchers has developed a “brain-friendly” interface that could someday replace the use of implantable neuroprostheses, according to data recently published in Microsystems and Engineering. While neural prosthetic devices can fail due to rejection from a patient’s…

Many seniors who visit emergency departments overestimate their ability to handle physical tasks, a mistake that can lead to hospital readmission later, according to study findings recently published in Annals of Emergency Medicine. “Ensuring that older adults discharged from the…

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has launched two no-cost training programs designed to help service members and veterans learn skills, earn credentials and advance in civilian careers following separation from service. “My message to transitioning service members is simple:…

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has launched two no-cost training programs designed to help service members and veterans learn skills, earn credentials and advance in civilian careers following separation from service. “My message to transitioning service members is simple:…

Denver residents recently had a chance to experience adaptive recreation through the First Swing Learn to Golf and First Volley tennis clinics. The events are part of the Orthotic & Prosthetic Activities Foundation (OPAF)’s First Clinics series. First Swing Learn…

Denver residents recently had a chance to experience adaptive recreation through the First Swing Learn to Golf and First Volley tennis clinics. The events are part of the Orthotic & Prosthetic Activities Foundation (OPAF)’s First Clinics series. First Swing Learn…

NEW ORLEANS – Adults with diabetes can take an important step toward better overall health — and possibly prevent life-threatening complications — by simply taking off their socks and shoes and examining their feet twice a day. Health care professionals…

NEW ORLEANS — Diabetes educators should embrace evidence-based online resources for information development and delivery, and leverage the widespread use of smartphones, in particular, according to presenters here. “Diabetes educators can take advantage of these developments to enhance their patient…

Wounded Warrior Project announced it has served more than 75,000 wounded veterans through its 20 free programs and services. “Our entire organization – wounded warriors, their families and caregivers as well as our employees and volunteers – celebrate this monumental…

Wounded Warrior Project announced it has served more than 75,000 wounded veterans through its 20 free programs and services. “Our entire organization – wounded warriors, their families and caregivers as well as our employees and volunteers – celebrate this monumental…