REHABILITATION MEDICINE Archives

Reversing Bone Aging: Harvard Scientists Discover ‘Juvenile Protective Factors’ That Rejuvenate Stem Cells

In the relentless battle against aging, one of the most formidable foes is osteoporosis—the silent thief of bone strength that leaves millions of elderly people vulnerable to life-altering fractures. For decades, treatment...

Exercise Proven to Ease Depression and Anxiety in Breast Cancer Survivors

For many women, surviving breast cancer marks the end of one battle but the start of another — coping with the emotional toll of the disease. Depression and anxiety are common among...

Preventing Hearing Loss: A Global Challenge and Call for Action

Hearing loss affects approximately 1.6 billion people globally, with preventable causes being a major contributor to this crisis. A recent comprehensive review published in The Lancet Global Health sheds light on the...

How Home Automation is Transforming Lives for People with Disabilities

In the age of smart homes and assistive technology, a new frontier in disability support is emerging. A recent scoping review led by researchers from Flinders University, published in Disability and Rehabilitation:...

Improving Access to Assistive Technology: Breaking Barriers in the WHO European Region

Access to assistive technology (AT) is a critical factor in improving the quality of life for millions of individuals. From wheelchairs to hearing aids, assistive products empower people with disabilities to live...

Boosting Senior Well-being: The Power of Dual-Task Cognitive–Motor Training

As the global population ages, strategies to enhance health and maintain independence in older adults are becoming increasingly critical. A recent study published in Healthcare sheds light on an innovative approach: combining...

New Standards Proposed for Reporting Rehabilitation Service Organization in Clinical Trials

Background: Why Standardized Reporting Matters Rehabilitation plays a critical role in helping individuals recover from injuries, disabilities, and chronic illnesses. However, variations in how rehabilitation services are organized, delivered, and managed can...

Category: REHABILITATION MEDICINE

Preventing Hearing Loss: A Global Challenge and Call for Action

Improving Access to Assistive Technology: Breaking Barriers in the WHO European Region

Boosting Senior Well-being: The Power of Dual-Task Cognitive–Motor Training

New Standards Proposed for Reporting Rehabilitation Service Organization in Clinical Trials

Bridging the Assistive Technology Gap: A Call to Action for Europe

Understanding Speech and Language Delay in Children: A Framework for Parents

Telerehabilitation is Effective for Stroke Recovery

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