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Toronto hospital becomes worldโs first to treat brain tumour with non-invasive procedure
TORONTO โ Scientists at Torontoโs Sunnybrook Hospital have taken the next bold step in chemotherapy by developing a non-invasive procedure to treat brain tumours. The hospital said it made history last week by using a โfocused ultrasoundโ to breach the blood-barrier...
Canadian Sport Concussion Project educates CFLers on brain traumas
HAMILTONโChris Walby, a Canadian Football Hall of Fame offensive lineman for 16 years with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and former football broadcaster, recalls once finding himself in the wrong huddle after taking a big hit. โI couldnโt see where I was,โ Walby recalled...
How Walking in Nature Changes the Brain
A walk in the park may soothe the mind and, in the process, change the workings of our brains in ways that improve our mental health, according to an interesting new study of the physical effects on the brain of visiting nature. Most of us today live in cities and...
How Your Brain Heals Itself
ย A South African man with Parkinsonโs disease, a degenerative disorder that often leaves its sufferers immobile, walks his symptoms into submission. A Broadway singer, silenced for 30 years by multiple sclerosis, recovers his voice. And in California, a psychiatrist...
Behind the Mask: Revealing the Trauma of War
ย Brain injuries caused by blast events change soldiers in ways many canโt articulate. Some use art therapy, creating painted masks to express how they feel. โI THOUGHT THIS WAS A JOKE,โ recalled Staff Sgt. Perry Hopman, who served as a flight medic in Iraq. โI wanted...
Province announces $3 million in funding for British Columbians with brain injuries
ย Minister of Health Terry Lake has announced $3 million in funding over three years to Theย Brain Injury Allianceย to support those with brain injuries. โThis investment will touch a lot of livesโ said John Simpson, from the Brain Injury Alliance. โWe are grateful to...
Province provides support to British Columbians living with brain injuries
VICTORIA - A brain injury can happen in a moment and change a life forever. Today, Minister of Health Terry Lake announced $3 million in funding over three years to the Brain Injury Alliance to support those with brain injuries. โBrain injury has the ability to...
UBC Health Mentors Program
ย UBC Health Mentors Program You canโt always stop the rain, but wouldnโt it be nice if there was an umbrella for everyone? Vancouver, BC ย ย May 4, 2015 As a survivor of an acquired brain injury, I have enjoyed being a member of the UBC Interprofessional Health Mentors...
Medical student creates art classes for people living with brain injuries
ย New idea tackles depression and social isolation while creating useable art work Second-year medical student Maksim Parfyonov has always had a keen interest in neuroscience. And art. When he was offered the chance to work with CONNECT as part of his Southern Medical...