Spine-related problems on the rise; Why you need to be careful
Spinal problems are constantly on the rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you can do to mitigate the risk.
Spinal problems are constantly on the rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you can do to mitigate the risk.
Natural disasters like earthquake have more effect after they have happened, as injuries, deaths and even depression and suicidal thoughts start to crop up!
Khusboo and Shalini hold their head up high, thanks to ISIC who gave them a new lease of life.
Stem Cell treatment or the Human Embryonic Stem Cells (HESC) is effective in the replacement of damaged neurons, re-establishment of lost axonal connections, and providing of neuro-protective factors to allow the healing and recovery of spinal cord injury, revealed a study.
Around 20 per cent of the elderly Indian population is suffering from spinal stenosis and the figure might increase manifold in the coming years due to increasing obesity among them, doctors said on Wednesday.
A study has found that repeated stimulation of muscles can restore movement after a paralytic attack.
Doctors at Indian Spinal Injuries Centre say they are alarmed by the rise in numbers of young office professionals in Delhi NCR who are reporting spine problems that were earlier more prevalent in relatively older people.
After successfully helping Pradeep Singh and his wife Sunita Singh, the hospital is now set to offer such special fertility services to spinal injury victims on a regular basis, an official statement said.
Australian woman regained her sensory ability with cell-based therapy in India
On World Spine Day, we tell how unhealthy lifestyle took a toll on a youngster's spine.
Self-help group to advocate rights of people with spinal injury
New breakthrough could help people paralysed with spinal injuries regain movement
Bad treatment for spinal injury could lead to paralysis
‘Spinal injuries from accidents on the rise’
Scientists develop 'roller' to keep your back flexible
Children carrying heavy schoolbags exposed to spinal injury
Tongue sensor helps people with severe spinal injuries control machines
Spinal problems are constantly on the rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you can do to mitigate the risk.
Natural disasters like earthquake have more effect after they have happened, as injuries, deaths and even depression and suicidal thoughts start to crop up!
Khusboo and Shalini hold their head up high, thanks to ISIC who gave them a new lease of life.
Stem Cell treatment or the Human Embryonic Stem Cells (HESC) is effective in the replacement of damaged neurons, re-establishment of lost axonal connections, and providing of neuro-protective factors to allow the healing and recovery of spinal cord injury, revealed a study.
Around 20 per cent of the elderly Indian population is suffering from spinal stenosis and the figure might increase manifold in the coming years due to increasing obesity among them, doctors said on Wednesday.
A study has found that repeated stimulation of muscles can restore movement after a paralytic attack.
Doctors at Indian Spinal Injuries Centre say they are alarmed by the rise in numbers of young office professionals in Delhi NCR who are reporting spine problems that were earlier more prevalent in relatively older people.
After successfully helping Pradeep Singh and his wife Sunita Singh, the hospital is now set to offer such special fertility services to spinal injury victims on a regular basis, an official statement said.
Australian woman regained her sensory ability with cell-based therapy in India
On World Spine Day, we tell how unhealthy lifestyle took a toll on a youngster's spine.
Self-help group to advocate rights of people with spinal injury
New breakthrough could help people paralysed with spinal injuries regain movement
Bad treatment for spinal injury could lead to paralysis
‘Spinal injuries from accidents on the rise’
Scientists develop 'roller' to keep your back flexible
Children carrying heavy schoolbags exposed to spinal injury
Tongue sensor helps people with severe spinal injuries control machines
