two represent Canada's Aboriginal people - one First Nations and one Inuit, and others are family caregivers, peer support workers and service providers at the community level, in hospitals and in private clinical practice.
"I think for all of these things there's an individual susceptibility that's based on someone's genetic makeup as well as any potential injury they've had in the past," said Dr. Alan Hoffer, assistant professor of neurological surgery and neurocritical care at University Hospitals Case Me...
Briefly, Toronto At Home/Chez Soi participants were recruited via referrals from a network of mental health and homelessness agencies in the city, including hospitals, mental health teams and shelters, and were assessed for eligibility by an intake coordinator. Eligibility criteria for the study were...
Data collated in research papers suggests an increase in patients seeking treatment for tics typically associated with Tourette’s syndrome, a neurological disorder. One paper, published in Archives of Disease in Childhood, notes that two tic specialty clinics at two London children’s hospitals ...
One of the hospitals I used to work in is entirely dedicated to rehab, yet I did not qualify because of my neuropathy. However, three years after the surgery, a pediatric neurosurgeon friend informed me that 20% of patients are paralyzed from this surgery, and 20% of patients do not ...