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Spinal Injury News

Family criticise doctors handling of spinal injury patient

01 February 2012

Doctors at Wrexham Maelor Hospital have been criticised by the family of a man who died following a spinal injury.Hilary...

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Chances of spinal injury 'increases with high BMI'

31 January 2012

New research has found overweight adults are far more likely to suffer spinal injury through disc degeneration than those...

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Man overcomes spinal injury to complete charity trek

30 January 2012

A man who was told he would never walk again following a spinal injury has set off on a charity trek that will see him cover...

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Brain Injury News

Jersey man to run marathon for brain injury victims

03 February 2012

A man from Jersey is planning to run the Mont Saint-Michel Marathon in France in a bid to raise money for those affected...

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Brain injury victims to see compensation cut

02 February 2012

Victims of violent crime who have suffered a brain injury are to have their compensation slashed in reforms announced by...

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Brain injury unit planned for Hampshire

26 January 2012

A specialist brain injury clinic is to be unveiled in Hampshire that will be able to treat 12 patients.The Southern Daily...

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