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    Weight loss in a wheelchair may seem difficult, but with the right lifestyle habits, it is definitely possible. Usually, people with spinal cord injuries or decreased mobility have less physical …

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    Injury to the spinal cord can change life in deep ways, shifting movement, feeling, and body signals. People often wonder, what progress exists toward healing such damage? New steps in …

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    How Does a Spinal Cord Injury Affect the Brain?

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    This is because the spinal cord is a communication highway. The secondary and tertiary injuries following spinal cord trauma are systemic and have wide-ranging effects. A spinal cord injury doesn’t …

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    World First Spinal Cord Injury Clinical Trial: Olfactory Nerve Bridge Transplantation The world first spinal cord injury clinical trial is about to revolutionize the prospects of neurological recovery and rehabilitation. …

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