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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
- $25 Million in New Research Projects Launched to Stop MS, Restore Function, and End It Forever/About-the-Society/News/$25-Million-in-New-Research-Projects-Launched-to-S
- $38 Million for 5 New MS Research Studies Announced by PCORI/About-the-Society/News/$38-Million-for-5-New-MS-Research-Studies-Announce
- “Robotic Suit” Being Explored for Improving Walking in People with MS/About-the-Society/News/Robotic-Suit”-Being-Explored-for-Improving-Walkin
- 12 National Patient Advocacy Organizations Urge Senate to Vote “No” on Advancing ACA Repeal, Urging /About-the-Society/News/12-National-Patient-Advocacy-Organizations-Urge-Se
News from Spinal Cord Injury Zone
- A Spinal Cord Injury Can’t Stand In The Way Of A Great MomWhen Debbie Soliz first got injured, she was told motherhood might never happen for her. Now, she dedicates her life to showing other women with spinal cord injuries that anything is possible. “He learned I couldn’t pick him up,” Debbie Soliz says. “So we fixed it so my son Allan could climb on a chair… Continue Reading »
- Bladder Function After Spinal Cord Injury May Be Improved by New DrugUpon testing the drug in mice models of spinal cord injury over a one-month period, they found that bladder volume decreased to near-normal size. An experimental drug referred to as LM11A-31 could improve bladder function in patients who have sustained a spinal cord injury, according to researchers from The Ohio State University. The drug blocks… Continue Re […]
- Researchers repair acute spinal cord injury in monkeysSpinal cord injuries are among the most severe and difficult-to-treat medical conditions, usually resulting in permanent disability including loss of muscle function, sensation and autonomic functions. Medical research is now on the cusp of treating severe spinal cord injuries by inducing the repair of spinal nerves, and scientists have made strides in recen […]
- Stem Cell-Based Phase I Trial to Repair Spinal Cord Injuries Produces Encouraging ResultsFirst-in-human clinical study found improved motor and sensory function in three of four participants Writing in the June 1 issue of Cell Stem Cell, researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine report that a first-in-human phase I clinical trial in which neural stem cells were transplanted into participants with chronic spinal cord… C […]
