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WEARACon Virtual

WearRAcon Virtual 2020

Several of our researchers attended and presented this week at WearRAcon Virtual, a two-day webinar hosted by the Wearable Robotics Association.

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Hakan T?reyin, PhD

2023 Awardee: Hakan T?reyin, PhD

Hakan T?reyin's project: Wearable diaphragmatic efficiency monitoring technologies towards in-home respiratory monitoring of people with cervical spinal cord injury

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Leo and Charles their GED

Paralyzed Chicago Gunshot Victims Get GEDs

Leo Leyva was shot when he was 18, and sustained a SCI that left him paralyzed. Thanks to 暴走黑料, he has a new lease on life and his GED.

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COVID-19

暴走黑料 Team Authors Study on Preventing Nerve Injuries Acquired in the ICU by Patients with Severe COVID

A new study identified the cause of — and hope for the potential prevention of — nerve injuries in patients treated in the intensive care unit for severe COVID-19.

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Tom uses the Armeo during his treatments

Armeo Arm Therapy

Cutting-edge technology to help you regain arm strength, coordination and motor function after a stroke or brain injury

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Tara's story

Active After Breast Cancer

Tara, diagnosed with breast cancer in early 2016 during a regular mammogram, was training for a 10-mile race. How would treatment affect her active lifestyle?

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David Cella, PhD

C-STAR Outcomes Core Director
Northwestern University, Chair, Department of Medical Social Sciences
Director, Institute for Public Health and Medicine (IPHAM) - Center for Patient-Centered Outcomes

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Timothy Haswell, MS

Tim Haswell, MS

Biomedical Engineer III
Neuromuscular Control and Plasticity (Perreault) Lab
Neurorehabilitation and Neural Engineering (Pons) Lab

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Science News article: It's no Fortnite,but it's helping stroke survivors move again.

Severely impaired stroke survivors are regaining function in their arms after sometimes decades of immobility, thanks to a new video game-led training device invented by Northwestern Medicine scientists.

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Matthew Short

Graduate Research Student, PhD candidate

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Nish Mohith Kurukuti

Graduate Research Student, Phd candidate

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Employment of People with Disabilities Hovers Around Historic Highs as US Economy Slows in 2024

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