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UroMed News
- SPORTS ‘N SPOKES Magazine Teams Up With UroMed & Wheel:Life for 2013 Get Out, Enjoy Life EventSPORTS ‘N SPOKES, the sports and recreation magazine of the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA), has teamed up with UroMed’s nonprofit program Life After Spinal Cord Injury (LASCI) and the online community, Wheel:Life, to encourage people...
- UroMed Expands National Catheter & Continence Care Business By Adding Mississippi OfficeHeadquartered in Suwanee, GA [a suburb of Atlanta], UroMed now has seven regional offices including their newest location in Ridgeland, Mississippi. Ridgeland is a suburb of Jackson, Mississippi.
- PatientPoint® Partners with UroMed to Offer Educational Materials in Urology Exam RoomsNew educational materials help patients talk to their physicians about sensitive subjects via a Patient Point joint venture of UroMed and Cure Medical to offer valuable incontinence and catheterization information in urology exam rooms.
- mobileWOMEN.org Magazine Spotlights UroMed’s Female Hometown Heroes with Spinal Cord InjuriesmobileWOMEN.org magazine will be spotlighting the stories of UroMed’s female Hometown Heroes as an inspirational program for their readers. mobileWOMEN.org is an online magazine for women who use wheelchairs.
Multiple Sclerosis News & Resources
- Lifestyle News: Swedish Study Suggests that People Who Drink Alcohol Had Less Risk of Developing MS/About-the-Society/News/Lifestyle-News-Swedish-Study-Suggests-that-People
- American Academy of Neurology Guideline Addresses Emotional Disorders in Individuals with MS/About-the-Society/News/American-Academy-of-Neurology-Guideline-Addresses
- FDA Denies Approval for Lemtrada™ (alemtuzumab) for Relapsing MS/About-the-Society/News/FDA-Denies-Approval-for-Lemtrada™-(alemtuzumab)-fo
- Small Study Suggests Botox Injections Improve Arm Tremor in People with MS – Larger trial needed to/About-the-Society/News/Small-Study-Suggests-Botox-Injections-Improve-Arm
News from Spinal Cord Injury Zone
- Spinal Injury Survivors Deliver Powerful Performances; Leave Audience Spell-BoundSakshi Malik Turns Up to Support the Cause as Indian Spinal Injuries Centre Observes Spinal Cord Injury Day at Talkatora Stadium Survivors of serious spinal injuries led the celebrations, putting on display a series of power-packed performances that showcased their unwavering audacity and spirit of survival, at a unique cultural event to mark the 2nd… Contin […]
- Real-life ‘Iron Man’: Paralyzed surgeon uses standing wheelchair to perform surgeriesDr. Chris McCullough of the Morristown Medical Center uses a $20,000 dollar standing wheelchair enabling him to perform five to six surgeries a day.
- What’s the Latest in Spinal Cord Injury Technology?Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) patients come to Burke’s inpatient acute rehabilitation program directly from the hospital/trauma center where they were treated and stabilized to prevent further damage to the spinal cord. Once at Burke, an intensive rehabilitation phase begins. Physical therapy is crucial at this stage, because many of the gains the patient will ma […]
- Life goes on after acquired disabilityON A summer day in 1985, Bruce Stark got up, went to work and became a quadriplegic. Bruce, who is president of the Sunshine Coast’s first independent disability services organization, 121 Care, gives an insight into what it is like to face the challenge of living with an acquired disability. I WAS working as a… Continue Reading »
