**Scoliosis Secrets: The Truth About Spinal Curvature You Need to Know**

Growing up in Baltimore, Maryland, I was shocked to see the curvature of my spine in the X-ray I had at the age of 13. The doctor diagnosed me with scoliosis, a condition that affects about 2 to 3 percent of people, according to the National Scoliosis Foundation. Scoliosis, which typically manifests in children aged 10 to 12, affects more girls and women than boys and men, although the reason for this is still unclear. …

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Spinal Cord Neurons Can Learn and Remember Movements on Their Own, Science Reveals – A Breakthrough in Rehabilitation Strategy for Spinal Injury Patients!

Researchers in Leuven, Belgium have made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges traditional views on the role of the spinal cord. According to their findings, published in the journal Science, spinal cord neurons possess the remarkable ability to learn and retain information independently of the brain, shedding new light on the potential for enhancing rehabilitation strategies for spinal injury patients. The study, led by Professor Aya Takeoka and her team at Neuro-Electronics Research Flanders (NERF), focused …

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**Apple’s Vision Pro Transforms Spinal Surgeries with VR Goggles – A Game-Changing Tool for Doctors**

London, England – A recent breakthrough in the medical field at Cromwell Hospital has showcased the potential of the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro headset during spinal surgeries. The device, hailed by doctors as a “game-changing” tool, has reinforced Apple’s claims of its future as a valuable medical device. During the surgeries, the medical team at Cromwell Hospital utilized the Apple Vision Pro to project virtual screens in the operating room, allowing them to select tools …

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