Cerebral Palsy News

In its intravenous form, Dantrium is used to treat malignant hyperthermia and in its oral form, the control of clinical spasticity resulting from upper motor neuron disorders .

IN VITRO, IN EUROPE. Over at the Motherblog , Dana makes a great catch showing the ways in which reducing the profit motive in health care also reduces overtreatments, overspending, and poor health.

IN VITRO, IN EUROPE. Over at the Motherblog , Dana makes a great catch showing the ways in which reducing the profit motive in health care also reduces overtreatments, overspending, and poor health.

When you hear the term Cerebral Palsy , or read numbers that "764,000 children and adults manifest one or more of the symptoms of cerebral palsy," or that 8,000 babies and 1,200-1.500 preschoolers are diagnosed ...

Gait-training therapy for cerebral palsy patients. Dozens of families with children suffering from cerebral palsy held a sit-in and filed a complaint last Saturday with the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, ...

Life's Blood: How umbilical cord blood is being transformed from a wasted resource into life-saving therapies.

On Monday, the Krysti Bingham Cerebral Palsy Foundation celebrated the groundbreaking of the Black Diamond Hope House, a home to help those who have cerebral palsy live independently.

D.J. Gregory should be exhausted by now. The Savannah resident born with cerebral palsy is five months into his circumnavigation of the PGA Tour schedule.

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“I asked (the doctor) if we might get there and then it not happen, but the doctor said it's going to happen”

After Anna Johnson saw a story on NBC's "Today" show about an experimental treatment for cerebral palsy, she was on a mission. via Independent

It would be good to have some knowledge of the symptoms of cerebral palsy. Knowing the signs and symptoms of the disorder can ensure prompt therapy for the child with the condition. via The Capital Letter

NOT SLOWING DOWN: Newport Coast resident Bonner Paddock, who has cerebral palsy, trains hard almost daily for his climb on Mount Kilimanjaro in August. via The Orange County Register

“We don't want to ever be looked at as isolated or separate from society and I think to the degree that you can do these types of events really opens the door and expands everybody's horizons”

The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke says there are roughly 764,000 children and adults in the United States with one or more symptoms of Cerebral Palsy,a disease that affects body ... via WCTV Tallahassee

I've never really understood the point of Botox. Freezing my face into a rictus of wrinklessness doesn't seem like it would be an improvement over natural expression. via About.com

“The original concept behind our tour was to prove our brand of off-color humor still had a rightful place in the industry”

Cerebral Palsy hasn't kept Lonnie Bruhn from becoming a headlining comedian. Bruhn and fellow stand-up artist Joe Fontenot are now on tour to help raise money for the United Cerebral Palsy Foundation. via Nuvo Newsweekly

“That's turning a lot of heads around”

In its first three years, Darby Children's Research Institute has made 272 discoveries, each peeling away another medical mystery. via Post and Courier

Amazing Recovery Attributed to Cord Blood Toddler diagnosed with cerebral palsy shows remarkable improvement The 2-year-old son of the Sacramento, Calif., couple was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, but is now ... via Pregnancy weekly.com

“This makes it hard sometimes getting booked because some club (owners) think I'll walk their room.”

Comedian Lonnie Bruhn isn't crippled -- the world is, as far as he's concerned. His comedy routine is far from family-friendly. He frequently uses the "F" word and he's not afraid to broach taboo subjects, ... via Tri-cityherald.com

“We were told she was going to be a vegetable - that she'd have moderate to severe brain damage”

Berwick resident Sharlene Bennetts is determined to give something back to the organisations that have supported her three-year-old daughter Hayley, who has battled cerebral palsy with an ever-present smile. via Berwick Gazette