Fun and Games: Virtual Reality Turns the Work of Rehab into Play
Imagine a world in which physical and occupational therapy are so enjoyable that sometimes patients don't want to stop! Researchers...
Haiti: The International Response
"Mwen malad anpil."-I am very sick. "oupe"-amputation "enfimite"-disability These words are now far too commonplace in the Haitian Creole tongue....
The Balancing Act: Are Amputees Falling for It?
Balance is a complex thing, relying on visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive inputs—and that's for people without limb loss. For many...
Comprehensive Healthcare Reform Becomes Law
After the election of Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) at the beginning of the year and the resulting loss of a...
Playing to Win
It's been eight years since I wrote my first Viewpoint article for The O&P EDGE's Advance Preview Issue. The date...
Paralympians: Heroes of the Games
The U.S. sled hockey team took gold and set an unbreakable record by not surrendering a single point to opponents....
Ahhh…Comfort! UK Research Takes Next Generation “Smart Limb” to New Level
Unless the prosthesis provides a comfortable, pain-free experience for the amputee, the most technologically advanced componentry available may simply end...
Making Pre-Preg Look Pretty
It's been said that America's favorite color is shiny, and I agree. Pre-preg is great. Really, it's a wonderful material—high...
Bob Green—Grabbing Life by the Fingers
Today, Bob Green of Bel Air, Maryland, uses his fingers to do things like open drawers, type on a computer...
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