Galileo Galilei had a problem with data. The titan among Renaissance scientist-philosophers had exhorted his fellows to "measure what is...
Read moreUnless the prosthesis provides a comfortable, pain-free experience for the amputee, the most technologically advanced componentry available may simply end...
Read more'Green' foot could make walking with a prosthetic foot easier and more efficient In this energy-recycling foot, the University of...
Read moreThe use of stem cells is one of the most promising, yet ethically controversial issues in modern medicine. The primordial...
Read moreWheelchairs can open the door to mobility and independence—quite the opposite of what is implied in such common expressions as...
Read moreA fast, minimally invasive technique appears to provide long-term relief from plantar-fasciitis pain. Plantar fasciitis is the most common cause...
Read moreThe power of the brain is being harnessed in astonishing ways, and the implications for people with limb loss, paralysis,...
Read moreOsteosarcoma, the most common primary bone cancer, strikes about 900 people per year in the United States, 400 of them...
Read moreVoyages into "Inner space" can be as exciting as ones into outer space. One of the most mysterious parts of...
Read morePhotographs courtesy of Thomas Fetterman. Although ambulating with crutches would probably not rank on anyone's A-list of favorite activities, it...
Read morePistoning, the vertical displacement of the residual limb within transtibial prosthetic socket, can lead to skin breakdowns and ulcers. Downward...
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