Jaw-strengthening teether designed for children with Down syndrome Hannah Ferrill, a Purdue University alumna in industrial design from Purdue’s … READ MORE
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Postcode lottery for NHS orthotics patients Specialist orthotics care for patients with mobility issues varies significantly … READ MORE
An engineer, his Segway, and the ADA: A tale of the open road Technology and legislation allowed Walter Marsh to work and to explore despite a … READ MORE
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Leave AISH payments alone, Opposition and advocates tell Alberta government Government hasn’t ruled out a program cut. Opposition NDP Leader Rachel Notley … READ MORE
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Ikea is hacking its own furniture for people with disabilities Ikea is the largest furniture manufacturer in the world. But its sleek designs, … READ MORE
Humans have salamander-like ability to regrow cartilage in joints The process could be harnessed as a treatment for osteoarthritis. “We believe that … READ MORE
Pandemic pushes parents of kids with special needs to breaking point Lilian Ansari of Oakland with her husband Saied, daughter Atrina, 11, and son … READ MORE
Families, advocates of students with disabilities seek clarity in school reopening plans Additional funding urged along with comprehensive plans and clear directives. … READ MORE
Pectus carinatum patients report high satisfaction with bracing In a study of patient experiences and satisfaction with dynamic compression bracing … READ MORE
Patient-reported efficacy of the UCSF custom Pectus carinatum orthosis Chrysta Irolla MS MSPO CPO is a recipient of the 2021 Howard R. Thranhardt Award … READ MORE
CPAA online programs in September 2020 – Register NOW Cerebral Palsy Alberta Health and Wellness Programs — Participate for free… … READ MORE
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UCSF Pectus carinatum orthosis: A pilot study Originally presented in 1996, in memory of O&P education pioneer Howard R. … READ MORE
Wide variations in car seat breathing assessment conducted on premature newborns A new study from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) has found … READ MORE
Alberta Wheel Girls: Support group helps connect women in wheelchairs The support group started in April as a way to connect women in wheelchairs. Emma … READ MORE
SFU researchers working to improve quality of life for seniors in long-term care The team looked at how to better protect older adults from hip fractures caused by … READ MORE
Virtual care can make all the difference when treating the most vulnerable patients Beyond the pandemic, we need to ensure virtual medicine remains a permanent fixture … READ MORE
Canadian inventor creates the mountain bike of walkers Chances are that if you think of someone who uses a walker, you picture them … READ MORE
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Physical activity of older people requires tailored monitoring The ability to move about may deteriorate when ageing, a phenomenon which needs to … READ MORE
U of A robot rehab project hopes pandemic increases user comfort with virtual health care Increased video-conferencing may boost willingness to book virtual appointments. A … READ MORE
PSW shortage stranding patients in hospital Nearly 2 years after minor surgery, Maria Konopeskas just wants to get home. Maria … READ MORE
Adaptive athlete takes the podium at 2019 Rebelle Rally off-road competition Driving a hand-controlled Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross CUV, Air Force veteran Karah … READ MORE
Kids’ physical activity before age 5 matters so much because of the developing brain Both when planning family activities and choosing a child care provider, parents … READ MORE
CPAA online and in-person programs in August 2020 – Register NOW Regular in-person programs are offered again. Cerebral Palsy Alberta Health and … READ MORE