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New Monitoring Technology Shows Promise for Helping Preemies’ Brains Thrive

In Milan, Italy’s Mangiagalli Hospital, researchers are testing out a new monitoring technology designed to protect premature babies’ most critical organs – their brains.  The Babylux project (coordinated across nine institutes across Europe and conducted in hospitals in both Milan

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New Research Helps Monitor Fetal Brain Activity

University of Washington researchers developed a new way to monitor and image the brain activity of individual babies still in the womb. Traditionally, fMRI imaging can sometimes be slightly distorted as the fetus moves around, but a new method helps

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University of Michigan Football Team Welcomes Newest Member

Michigan Football announced the honorary signing of 15-year-old Larry Prout Jr. Prout is a longtime Wolverines fan and has undergone over 90 surgeries to date at the University of Michigan’s Mott Children’s Hospital. The team cites him as an ‘inspiration’

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Congratulations to Our 2016 “Achievements and Abilities” Scholarship Winner!

Congratulations to Our 2016 “Achievements and Abilities” Scholarship Winner!

The Michigan Cerebral Palsy Attorneys team is excited to announce Kate Battoe as the recipient of the 2016 Achievements and Abilities scholarship. Kate’s essay discussed her early diagnosis of athetoid cerebral palsy with underlying spasticity, which limits her fine and gross

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University of Michigan Researchers Seek Women with Mobility Impairments | Focus Groups

Researchers Seeking to Improve Healthcare Seeking to Conduct Focus Group with Women with Mobility Impairments Researchers from The University of Michigan Health System’s Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Department are currently exploring issues that women with disabilities face when receiving care for

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