by Jo Mak | 14 June, 2015 | General News
It seems that the Wii is not only great for a round of Mario Kart but is also an effective rehabilitation tool for stroke survivors, studies show. The most common disabilities resulting from strokes are paralysis, limb control problems, standing balance and mobility...
by Jo Mak | 7 June, 2015 | General News
Cervical dystonia, also known as spasmodic torticollis, is a painful condition, which involves your neck muscles to contract involuntarily or twist in abnormal positions. Mostly middle-aged people suffer from the disorder, although, anyone can be diagnosed. It is...
by Jo Mak | 28 May, 2015 | General News
Fibromyalgia is a complicated disease. One of the diagnostic criteria is widespread pain throughout the body for more than 3 months. Although it is not life threatening, it can be hard to diagnose due to the diversity of symptoms people experience. Some of the...
by Jo Mak | 20 May, 2015 | General News
Rather than dealing with patients’ obesity, MPs urge that clinicians should promote regular physical activity, instead. Physical activity has only been recognised as a method of tackling obesity rather than for its physical and mental health benefits, state MPs. In a...
by Jo Mak | 6 May, 2015 | General News
Parkinson’s disease is a chronic and progressively degenerative neurological condition that impacts movement of the body. Parkinson’s is usually identified by its trademark tremor, the shaking or trembling of the limbs and face. It also causes slowness and loss of...
