An easy way to see if your package was ‘adjusted’ on the way.
This packing tape is printed with the image of a backbone, which leads to a great pun for a product name.
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Electrical Stimulation Through The Spinal Cord May Ease Parkinson’s Symptoms
Neural activity in the brain of a Parkinsonian rat before (top) and after (bottom) electrical stimulation is applied to its spinal cord.
Delivering electrical stimulation to the spinal cord through tiny, platinum electrodes could ease the severe motor deficits of Parkinson’s disease as effectively as a much more intrusive procedure currently in clinical use, according to a new study in rodents. If the findings are confirmed in humans, scientists say, the procedure could dramatically improve treatment for the disease by making electrical therapies safer and more broadly available.
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TFAS: A New Procedure That Can Restore Full Use Of Spine
TFAS Posterior View
Ever bend down and not get up again for a few days? Have you turned your neck in one direction only to find that your body had to accompany your neck to turn to the other side?
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