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- Web Seminar on "Benchmark Neck Pain Study" Dispels Myths, Reviews Care Guidelines
- Dial-In: Tuesday, April 8, 2008 -- 11:00 am ET Hosted by: Scott Haldeman, MD President of Bone and Joint Decade Task Force CARMICHAEL, Calif. -- Findings of the most significant study on neck pain to date will be presented at a complimentary Webinar, Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at...
- Research articles 2008-04-07
- Chelsea's Terry fit for Huddersfield Cup tie
- LONDON AFP — Chelsea captain John Terry is fit to face Huddersfield in Saturday's fifth round FA Cup tie, manager Avram Grant said on Friday. The England central defender has not featured for Cup-holders Chelsea since going off before half-time in a Premier League match away to capital rivals...
- Research articles 2008-02-15
- Injured ankle forces Parker to skip Spurs road trip
- SAN ANTONIO, Texas AFP — San Antonio Spurs star point guard Tony Parker underwent an MRI on his injured left ankle which revealed swelling but no structural damage, the team announced Thursday. The results showed that France's Parker is suffering from chronic inflammation but no broken bones. Parker...
- Research articles 2008-01-31
- Chelsea fear Terry out for 'up to six weeks'
- LONDON AFP — Chelsea captain John Terry could be out for up to six weeks, his club said Monday, after revealing the England centre-half broke three bones in his foot following a clash with Emmanuel Eboue during a 1-0 defeat away to Premier League leaders Arsenal. Terry left the...
- Research articles 2007-12-17
- Cahill steps up recovery ahead of Asian Cup
- SYDNEY AFP — Injured Everton midfielder Tim Cahill says he has received encouraging news on his broken foot and will start running this weekend as he works towards playing for Australia in July's Asian Cup. The 27-year-old Cahill, a key member of the Socceroos, fractured a metatarsal in his...
- Research articles 2007-05-16
- Australia's largest dinosaur unveiled
- SYDNEY AFP — The fossilised bones of Australia's largest dinosaur went on display Thursday, with experts predicting the find will rewrite what is known of the country's prehistoric past. The two dinosaurs, nicknamed Cooper and George by researchers, are part of the titanosaur family that lived about 100 million...
- Research articles 2007-05-03
- After crash, long, perilous road back
- Gov. Corzine faces a long, risky, excruciating recovery.His trauma physicians at Cooper University Hospital in Camden have been matter-of-fact about the governor's injuries, and vague about his prognosis. But other trauma experts say the most basic facts of the case - Corzine broke many major bones and required seven pints...
- Research articles 2007-04-14
- Boozer to practice soon?
- LAS VEGAS -- Injured Jazz All-Star Carlos Boozer said Friday he will decide whether to return to practice Monday afternoon only after learning the result of a follow-up exam planned for earlier Monday. "First I'm going to get an X-ray and see if the bone's back together, and...
- Research articles 2007-02-17
- NBA | Redd out 4–6 weeks with knee damage
- Milwaukee's Michael Redd learned yesterday that he will miss four to six weeks because of an injured left knee. Redd, the NBA's fifth-leading scorer at 27.7 points per game, was hurt when he went up for a dunk with 14 seconds left in the Bucks' 95-86 loss to Cleveland on...
- Research articles 2007-01-09
- Silvestre sidelined as curse of metatarsal strikes United again
- MANCHESTER AFP — Mikael Silvestre will be out of action for Manchester United for up to six weeks after breaking a bone in his foot, the club has confirmed. Silvestre suffered the injury in the defeat against Arsenal earlier this month and a scan has confirmed that the French defender...
- Research articles 2006-09-29
- Infant hominid, Selam, helps probe into dawn of humanity
- PARIS AFP — Palaeontologists, reporting an extraordinarily rare fossil find, say they have uncovered a nearly complete skeleton of a hominid child who lived at a key stage in primate evolution more than three million years ago. The fossilised remains of the child, estimated to have died at the age...
- Research articles 2006-09-20
- Web Winners
- The unearthing of 400-year-old artifacts from a well in Jamestown, Va., led us to the Web to learn more about archaeology and what digging around for pots and bones teaches us about ourselves and the past. The dig. The Jamestown dig, including the well exploration that turned up an...
- Research articles 2006-08-13
- Four charged in body parts scam
- NEW YORK AFP — A dentist and three other men were charged in New York with illegally harvesting bones and organs from more than 1,000 corpses, in a case likened by prosecutors to "a cheap horror movie." The four defendants allegedly made millions of dollars selling unscreened body tissue...
- Research articles 2006-02-23
- Roma captain Totti upbeat after surgery
- ROME AFP — Roma coach Luciano Spalletti said he was surprised by the cheery mood of striker Francesco Totti after the Italian international striker underwent major surgery on his badly-injured left leg. The 29-year-old Roma captain was operated on late Sunday as surgeons realigned the left ankle ligaments that...
- Research articles 2006-02-20
- Alistair Cooke's family outraged over 'stolen bones'
- LONDON AFP — The family of Alistair Cooke, the late veteran BBC broadcaster, have expressed horror at reports in New York that his bones may have been stolen by a criminal gang trading in body parts. Cooke, who presented "Letter From America" every week on BBC domestic and World...
- Research articles 2005-12-22
- Getting a leg up on the next crisis: Are we prepared?(News)
- Byline: Chuck Goudie FEMA sounds a lot like FEMUR. Of course FEMA is the acronym for America's most maligned government agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency. FEMUR is the bone between your pelvis and knee and is the biggest, ...
- Research articles 2005-09-12
- My seven: where the bones are.(Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.)
- Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. University of Maryland paleontologists, author Tom Holtz made his first dino discovery while in grad school. Relaxing on a mound near a dig, he realized the ground was littered with fossilized eggshells. "I was sitting on a nest!" he...
- Research articles 2005-08-01
- T-rex fossils indicate strong dinosaur link to birds
- WASHINGTON AFP — Tissue found inside a nearly 70 million year old Tyrannosaurus rex femur strengthens the theory that today's birds are direct descendants from the dinosaurs, according to a study in the journal Science. An analysis of tissue found inside the femur suggests a high likelihood that the...
- Research articles 2005-06-02
- 'Sculptures of nature': Spain's beached whale skeletons on display
- FUERTEVENTURA, Spain AFP — Spanish biologists have come up with a technique to treat the skeletons of beached whales which wash up in the Canary Islands in order to put them on display as "sculptures of nature." Over the past two years the non-governmental organisation Canaries Conservation has brought...
- Research articles 2005-05-15
- Red Sox's Schilling, Cubs' Prior ready to fire away
- The Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs are getting a boost to their pitching rotations today when aces Curt Schilling and Mark Prior make their season debuts. Schilling, 38, who had offseason surgery on his right ankle, will pitch for the Red Sox in Fenway Park against the New...
- Research articles 2005-04-13
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