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Research Paper 2006: Measuring the effects of HIV-related distal symmetrical peripheral neuropathy on joint range of movement using the “prayer” sign. Author: Trishul Vadi Supervisor: Paul Blanchard Acknowledgments The author would like to thank the following people for their help and support in carrying out this undergraduate research study: Paul Blanchard for supervising this study. [...]

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Ergonomics Have a look at your work space and see what you can change to make it more comfortable for you. Here is a checklist of the main things to consider: – Chair – Height (monitor, desk, chair) – Commonly used objects should be placed closer to your, less commonly used items placed further away [...]

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Migraines and headaches are often confused as being similar. For anyone who has ever suffered from migraines, they will tell you that they are miles away from any headache. Below are some signs and symptoms to help tell them apart. Migraines – One-sided, i.e. affects only the right or the left side of the head, [...]

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This subdivision of Osteopathy is also known as Cranio-sacral Osteopathy and/or Cranio-sacral Therapy. Your Osteopath uses their highly trained sense of palpation (touch) to examine the movement of the bones in your head and sacrum (near the tail bone). The bones in the skull are not, as has been previously thought, fused and immovable. The [...]

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