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Injection of a substance to block an artery feeding the dura (protective sack around the brain) along with surgery to remove pooled blood reduced the risk that patients will require repeat surgery compared to surgical drainage alone, according to preliminary late-breaking science presented today at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2024.

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I Just Got Stung By The Best Stinger of All… STING.By Michael J Herman, Critic-At-LargeIt is difficult to put into words the astounding experience of Message In A Bottle, the Broadway-bound dance experience at The Pantages Theater through Sunday, Feb 11. With only 7 performances February   7-11 this is a

Adding low-dose methylprednisolone to stroke thrombectomy did not improve overall disability, but there were other possible benefits seen in the MARVEL trial.

The SJOG board is due to meet today to discuss its €32.5 million deficit.

Although back pain is a common problem, this doesn’t mean that it’s something to be ignored. According to Matthew Piff, regional physiotherapy lead at...

Justice Routon is a former student of Project Search, a program that helps young adults with disabilities get into the workforce. Routon’s journey into his career was not an easy

One of the first quadriplegic Harvard graduates, she became an author, professor and powerful voice for disabled people.

United Way of Jackson County is partnering with local businesses and organizations to install mobility aid charging stations throughout the county.

Adults with developmental disabilities and or autism are preparing to deliver roses for Valentine’s Day. They’re clients of A New Leaf, a nonprofit that helps people with developmental disabilities and or autism with job training and life skills.