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WCAU Today January 1, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WCAU Today January 1, 2015

2015 will be a busy one in politics. The race to the white house will intensify. Well also look and get predictions about the world of medicine and the economy from jim cramer. Cool. Were going to take a moment to look back at the fun we have had in 2014 from sochi to the big halloween show and so much more. Also we are going to start your new year with a song from Carrie Underwood. Lets check on the stop stories from sheinelle jones. Good morning, happy new year to you. Happy new year. Bad wet wither is hampering efforts to recover victims from flight 8501. Katy tur has more. Reporter the wea...

UofL and Medtronic collaborate to develop epidural stimulation software for spinal cord injury - Vimarsana News

UofL and Medtronic collaborate to develop epidural stimulation software for spinal cord injury

UofL and Medtronic collaborate to develop epidural stimulation software for spinal cord injury Researchers at the University of Louisville made news worldwide in 2018 when two people diagnosed with complete spinal cord injuries recovered the ability to walk thanks to experimental use of a therapy known as epidural stimulation. The news gave hope to people living with complete spinal cord injuries, a diagnosis that historically meant they were unlikely to regain function below their level of injury. Despite these significant results, use of epidural stimulation outside a research lab setting t...

UofL, Medtronic to develop epidural stimulation algorithms for spinal cord injury - Vimarsana News

UofL, Medtronic to develop epidural stimulation algorithms for spinal cord injury

 E-Mail IMAGE: Claudia Angeli, Ph.D., left, with UofL research participants Kelly Thomas and Jeff Marquis and trainer Kristin Benton view more  Credit: University of Louisville LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Researchers at the University of Louisville made news worldwide in 2018 when two people diagnosed with complete spinal cord injuries recovered the ability to walk thanks to experimental use of a therapy known as epidural stimulation. The news gave hope to people living with complete spinal cord injuries, a diagnosis that historically meant they were unlikely to regain function below their le...