Study Shows How Everyday Substances Influence MS Symptoms
A new study found that commonly used psychoactive substances have mixed effects on symptoms in people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
A new study found that commonly used psychoactive substances have mixed effects on symptoms in people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
Oxeia Biopharmaceuticals plans to enroll 160 patients in a Phase 2b clinical trial of OXE103, therapy for persistent concussion symptoms.
A preliminary study suggests that a simple treatment algorithm can help reduce racial and ethnic disparities in multiple sclerosis care by increasing the use of highly effective therapies.
The study findings could one day give doctors new tools for diagnosing a range of illnesses, including Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis.
Read MoreResearchers evaluated how efficiently the hip-assist robot improved the mobility, dynamic balance, and range of movement in the elderly.
Read MoreIn partnership with ATI Physical Therapy, iMSKA is dedicated to progressing quality clinical care with a focus on research.
Read MoreStudies show whether those suffering from long COVID may benefit from physical therapy services, including cardiopulmonary PT.
Read MoreA new super flexible, self-healing, highly conductive material suitable for stretchable electronic circuitry could be used for PT patient monitoring, such as in a sensor patch to monitor elbow or knee injury rehabilitation.
Read MoreTwo new papers show that focused ultrasound can facilitate the treatment of Alzheimer’s in two different ways.
Read MoreA new study from Luna suggests that physical therapy patients materially prefer in-person care and would rather it be home-based.
Read MoreUCSF researchers used advanced cardiopulmonary and biomarker testing to assess long COVID patients’ reduced exercise tolerance and symptoms.
Read MoreThe majority of physiotherapists in the Netherlands and Belgium are not yet working with virtual reality (VR), but are considering using this technology in their treatments in the long term.
Read MoreResearchers found that a Mediterranean-based ketogenic diet may decrease the risk factors of Alzheimer’s disease.
Read MoreThe medical study showed how a certain type of immersive audio improves virtual reality for users, improving efficacy for rehab.
Read MoreAn exaggerated anti-inflammatory response is likely responsible for Long COVID Syndrome (LCS), researchers suggest.
Read MoreVitamin D supplementation reduces the risk of dynapenia in older people by 78%, researchers suggest in a new study.
Read MoreRehabilitation to address distorted body perception in stroke survivors may improve outcomes, according to researchers in a new study.
Read MoreExercise can change not just waistlines but the very molecules in the human body that influence how genes behave, a study of twins suggests.
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