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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
- First global Open Data Commons for preclinical Spinal Cord Injury research will be a ‘game-changer’University of Alberta research team receives $3.3 million to create open-source database for international spinal cord injury research The University of Alberta and the University of California, San Francisco are teaming up to launch the world’s first Open Data Commons for preclinical Spinal Cord Injury research (ODC-SCI). A consortium of international organ […]
- Hope Grows for Patients with Spinal Cord InjuriesSevere spinal cord injuries (SCIs) — often called complete injuries by clinicians — are ones where no readable signal from the brain reaches the spinal cord beneath the trauma, resulting in total paralysis. The possibility that a patient with this type of severe injury might regain movement was once considered so remote that rehab has… Continue Reading » […]
- Paralyzed Patients Regain the Use of Their Hands Thanks to Breakthrough Nerve Surgery in AustraliaRecent surgical trials have bestowed new life on quadriplegics who can now return to activities they never thought they’d be able to do again, thanks to an innovative surgery that relocates nerves. A dirt bike accident in 2015 left Australian Paul Robinson, now in his 30s, paralyzed from the chest down. Robinson landed on his… Continue Reading »
- UofL researchers finding ways to improve lives of spinal cord injury patientsUniversity of Louisville researchers are finding ways to help those who suffer catastrophic spinal cord injuries battle other health problems related to their injury. One of the secondary health effects of severe spinal cord injury can be a dramatic drop in blood pressure, for example. The Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center at UofL has… Continue Rea […]
