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The 2026 New York Metro Abilities International Accessibility Conference will place from April 30 to May 1.
The 2026 New York Metro Abilities International Accessibility Conference will place from April 30 to May 1.
Oxeia Biopharmaceuticals plans to enroll 160 patients in a Phase 2b clinical trial of OXE103 beginning in 2026, advancing what could become the first approved therapy for persistent concussion symptoms following promising Phase 2a results.
The findings could lead to more targeted interventions for PICS like cognitive, physical, and occupational therapy.
A global study has established international norms for handgrip strength, a reliable predictor of health and age-related disability, providing benchmarks for assessing and addressing health risks across the adult lifespan.
Read MoreCharlie Covert joins Etac as president of Mobility North America, succeeding Doug Munsey, who transitions to a senior advisor role.
Read MoreRehab Medical has appointed a vice president of regulatory and funding to enhance compliance and streamline insurance processes.
Read MoreA research team at Case Western Reserve University is pioneering a novel approach to multiple sclerosis (MS) treatment by targeting toxic astrocytes, with the goal of protecting and regenerating nerve cells.
Read MoreResearchers created a new genomic database to enhance genetic research inclusivity and reduce health disparities.
Read MoreResearchers successfully modeled age-related muscle loss using tissue chips in microgravity, studying sarcopenia in ways not possible on Earth.
Read MoreThe acquisition adds new bathroom mobility solutions to Sunrise Medical’s existing broad range of assistive mobility solutions.
Read MoreThe grants awarded to organizations based in California will fund adaptive sports, recreational activities, and equine therapy for military veterans and service members living with disabilities.
Read MoreWeighing in at only 35 pounds without its battery, the Go Go Carbon mobility scooter folds down in just seconds and with a few simple steps.
Read MoreScientists developed an immunotherapy to minimize the damage from traumatic spinal cord injury, instead of repairing damaged tissue.
Read MoreStudy findings could have implications for treating or preventing the muscle wasting sometimes associated with inflammatory diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease and long COVID.
Read MoreSoftware company Atlas Technologies, based in Las Vegas, has named Jason Dillon its new vice president of sales.
Read MoreResearchers are developing biodegradable paper-based dressings that combine bacteria-fueled biobatteries and antibacterial agents to enhance wound healing and prevent infections.
Read MoreJoan Secchia Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital is a joint venture by Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation and Corewell Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.
Read MoreA new design involving a foldable pouch actuator developed by Chiba University researchers holds promise for use in clinical hand rehabilitation applications.
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