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Botox Stops Severe Drooling In Children With Neurologic Conditions
May 16, 2005 — Ultrasound-guided Botox injections into the salivary glands decrease drooling in children with neurologic impairments such as cerebral palsy, say researchers from Toronto's Hospital for Sick ... > full story -
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Infection Puts Extremely Low Birth Weight Infants At Risk For Developmental Delays
November 18, 2004 — Extremely low birth weight infants—the tiniest category of premature infants—are much more likely to experience developmental impairments if they acquire an infection during the newborn ... > full story -
Red Meat And Alcohol Bowel Risk
September 16, 2004 — A diet high in red meat and alcohol may triple the risk of relapse in patients with the inflammatory bowel disease ulcerative colitis, suggests research by a Newcastle University ... > full story -
Stem Cell Research Targets Cerebral Palsy
August 17, 2004 — Natural chemicals that assist healing may one day help transplanted adult stem cells integrate into an injured brain, helping children with cerebral palsy recover lost function, according to ... > full story -
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Zinc Supplements Could Help Treat ADHD
April 9, 2004 — An article published in BMC Psychiatry this week shows that zinc supplements could increase the effectiveness of stimulants used to treat children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ... > full story -
Chandra X-Ray Observatory Images Of N49B, The Remains Of An Exploded Star
March 31, 2004 — The Chandra image of N49B, the remains of an exploded star, shows a cloud of multimillion-degree gas that has been expanding for about 10,000 years. A specially processed version of this image ... > full story -
Newborn Brain Injuries Stem From Infections, Not Delivery
February 10, 2004 — Medical malpractice cases frequently try to link injuries to the white matter of a newborn's brain -- a precursor to cerebral palsy and other disorders -- to the baby's delivery, though a new ... > full story -
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Experimental Treatment Yields New Hope For Children Battling Cerebral Palsy
February 2, 2004 — Children with cerebral palsy who are severely impaired showed significant improvement in their motor skills using a new experimental physical therapy regimen, said researchers at Georgetown ... > full story -
Study Sheds Light On Critical Relay In Visual Circuit Of The Brain; Nerve Cell Structure May Figure Into Defects In The First Stages Of Life
July 25, 2003 — Scientists at Harvard Medical School have cleared up some of the mystery surrounding a key structure in the developing brain that helps form the visual circuits. Their findings, which appear in the ... > full story -
Mature Stem Cell Transplants Linked To Treatment Of Cerebral Palsy
May 30, 2002 — Whether transplantation of mature stem cells can help babies with cerebral palsy is the study focus of a Medical College of Georgia ... > full story
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