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Nontraumatic spinal cord injury

Nontraumatic spinal cord injury

Nontraumatic spinal cord injury is an injury to the spine which is not caused by sudden trauma like a car accident. Causes include infection and…

16 May 2006

Urinary incontinence

Urinary incontinence

Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary leakage of urine. It affects all age groups and causes psychological distress and functional problems.

16 May 2006

Boosting newborns' immune responses

Boosting newborns' immune responses

Newborn babies have immature immune systems, making them highly vulnerable to severe infections and unable to mount an effective immune…

12 May 2006

Control of Pain in Children (Paediatric Pain Management)

Control of Pain in Children (Paediatric Pain Management)

Paediatric Pain Management: Paediatric Pain Management is the Control of Pain in Children.  Pain can be associated with numerous paediatric diseases and conditions and the…

22 Apr 2006

Pain and Nutrition

Pain and Nutrition

There is a strong relationship between pain and nutrition. Ongoing pain is associated with major stress on both the mind and the body. By spending…

18 Apr 2006

Pain & Sexuality

Pain & Sexuality

Sexuality is an important and sensitive issue that must be addressed in chronic pain sufferers. In people who suffer from pain, it is common for…

06 Apr 2006

Doernbecher Researchers To Study Effectiveness Of Stem Cell Transplant In Human Brain

Doernbecher Researchers To Study Effectiveness Of Stem Cell Transplant In Human Brain

Researchers in Doernbecher Children’s Hospital at Oregon Health & Science University will begin a Phase I clinical trial using stem…

27 Mar 2006

Gonorrhoea (GC)

Gonorrhoea (GC)

Gonorrhoea is a common sexually transmitted bacterial infection which usually affects the genito-urinary organs. It is treated with antibiotics.

09 Mar 2006

Back pain

Back pain

Back pain is very common. It usually occurs due to acute or chronic injuries to muscles of the spine, but may also be a symptom…

21 Feb 2006