July 2015
edit post The Unmentionables of Health: When Life Gets in the Way of Healthy Living by Phil Stevens MEd, CPO, FAAOP July 1, 2015 During the 2011 meeting of Health
edit post The Unmentionables of Health: When Life Gets in the Way of Healthy Living by Phil Stevens MEd, CPO, FAAOP July 1, 2015 During the 2011 meeting of Health
Do you ever feel your heart sink when you look at your schedule for the day and see the name of a particular patient that you’d rather avoid? Do you
Modern upper-limb prostheses have gotten so mechanically advanced that users can peel the skin off a grape or fold origami cranes. What has remained elusive, though, is the sensation of
During the 2011 meeting of Health 2.0, an annual conference showcasing ways in which new technologies are transforming health and healthcare, Alexandra Drane, cofounder of Eliza Corporation, Danvers, Massachusetts, summarized
It’s not often that a focused, intensive effort to change a bad public policy results in progress in as quickly as three months, but that is exactly what happened in
Would you think such a guy doesn’t stand a chance on a mainstream matchmaking website?Think again. Jim Haag, for example, is missing parts of both his arms and part of
Aim This case study presents a description and timeline of applying Schroth therapy and Chêneau-type bracing using Rigo principles (a Rigo-Chêneau brace) for the conservative treatment of a boy with
I believe every issue of The O&P EDGE is ultimately about patients; after all, they are at the heart of everything you do as O&P professionals. This month, though, we
The following letter is in response to “Quantum Leap: Transitioning From Pediatric to Adult Care” in the May 2015 issue of The O&P EDGE. I am writing about a recent
Adaptive motocross (MX) racing returned to Baja Acres, Millington, Michigan, on Saturday, May 23, as Extremity Games (eXG) marked its tenth year of sponsoring the event. As with the past
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