Low level lasers spark hope for spinal repair
Neuroscientist Anders reports seven years of rat studies showing low level laser therapy can promote spinal cord healing and gait recovery. Georgetown collaborator Byrnes notes significant growth. researchers worldwide explore lasers for heart, nerve, and internal injuries while skeptics urge controlled trials.
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Medical College of Wisconsin
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Tel Aviv University
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Father should teach son responsibility and care
Sad Mom asks if her college son should be taught responsibility as she undergoes chemotherapy. Amy advises involving the father to guide him, giving him chores and practical roles at home to foster accountability. The column also touches on how to handle lateness in friendships and parenting tantrums with empathy and boundaries.
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Dear Abby advice on cancellations and blind readers
A reader asks Abigail Van Buren about a two week cancellation policy hurting a small B B and breakfast owner who lost one night’s revenue after a guest canceled five days before arrival. Also notes on handling questions about blindness and a friend who overlooks the caller in social settings and how to address it.
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