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| On June 4, 2008, Kevin Burkart will complete 100 skydives in one day to raise funds and awareness for the Parkinson Association of Minnesota and the National Parkinson Foundation. Burkart's father has had Parkinson's disease for several years. Contributors can sponsor a jump in honor or memory of someone affected by Parkinson's for a donation of $100 or more. |
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| He speaks out in support of people, like himself, who have thrived under the care of professionals at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands. |
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| Completed Trust-wide roll-out of the SRC WinScribe Digital Dictation solution.
New solution already benefiting the Trust and saving money and time as well as simplifying the document creation processes for authors and secretaries.
SRC provide full range of services, including training and support.
Future-proof solution earmarked for PAS integration, to automatically import demographic data directly into letter templates. |
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| Synamatix announced today a research collaboration based upon neurological disease analysis with the Emory University School of Medicine. Synamatix's role in this research will be to apply its novel SynaBASE™ and SXOligoSearch™ pattern-finding applications to process and analyse small RNAs generated from mouse brain cognitive disease studies. |
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| Medical device industry veteran to advance commercialization of new neurodevice category. |
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| A support group for people injured by chiropractic treatments reaches out through television ads. |
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| As researchers at University of California-Irvine found relief for traumatic brain injury victims through the help of neural stem cells, LegalView continues to provide a complete array of resources to keep readers up to date. |
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| EpiTrax 1.5 offers more in-depth reporting functionality and overall improvements to its seizure tracking capabilities. |
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| Chriopractic injury support group takes to the airwaves. |
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| The Early Literacy Skills Builder (ELSB) from Attainment Company, is designed to help children ages 5 to 10 with moderate to severe developmental disabilities, including autism. |
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