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Stroke Survivors Can Improve Functioning of Paralyzed Arm Years After Stroke, Says Report
High-intensity, repetitive rehabilitation exercises, whether assisted by a robot or human, can improve movement in a stroke patient's paralyzed arm, even years after the disabling event, according to a report from the American Stroke Association.
3/10/2010

Brain Injury Survivors Organize Walk To Raise Awareness
According to the Brain Injury Association of Georgia, six times more people experience traumatic brain injury than multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, HIV/AIDS, and breast cancer combined.
3/10/2010

Foundation Receives $100,000 Contribution from APTA Section on Womens Health
3/9/2010

Immigrants With Disabilities More Frequently Employed Than US-Born People With Disabilities, Says Study
3/9/2010

APTA Calls for Long-Term Solution to Therapy Cap
3/8/2010

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