Therapeutic Resources Blog
Coffee as medicine? Japanese Scientists Show How It Helps The Heart
January 6, 2014
The next time you take a coffee break, you might want to consider a triple espresso. The extra caffeine may reduce your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. Read More »
PT Pal Offers Individualized Physical Therapy (Video)
January 6, 2014
PT Pal stores, schedules and tracks patients' individualized physical therapy exercises in a way that is intuitive and also tracks compliance with physicians', chiropractors’ and other health care providers’ orders or recommendations. Read More »
Brain-Computer Interface Technology Helps Stroke Survivors Recover Hand Function
January 6, 2014
"Virtual reality hands" - controlled by stroke survivors' thoughts - could help them recover use of their hands and arms, according to a small study presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2013. Read More »
Boy With Autism Singing ‘Roar’ Brings New Meaning to Katy Perry Song (VIDEO)
January 6, 2014
The 8-year-old from Texas has severe autism, leaving him mostly nonverbal (apart from basic words or repeating short phrases when told). He doesn't communicate emotion or create his own sentences, that is, until he heard a Katy Perry tune. Read More »