Augusta Health Events Calendar – March 2016
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2016 calendar for Augusta Health including blood pressure screening, Kid’s Day, Lunch and Learn, screenings, classes and support group information.
Search Results for Parkinson's Disease
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Chris DeWald | Central pain syndrome
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Let me introduce you to central pain syndrome, a.k.a. CPS. This is a real nasty side effect from strokes and brain injuries. There are other causes of CPS, but let me shed some insight as to my partnership with CPS. CPS does not have to begin immediately after a brain injury, but can come on…
JMU dance program helps people with Parkinson’s explore movement
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A James Madison University program designed to help people with Parkinson’s Disease enjoy the benefits of movement has gained the attention of a Parkinson’s advocacy organization.
What is CBG? A minor cannabinoid in CBD oil with major benefits
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Just as trendy as CBD, there’s a new kid on the cannabinoid block – that’s CBG, or cannabigerol. Similar to CBD, CBG is non-psychoactive and has a plethora of natural plant benefits that are available on its own.
12 health benefits of CBD oil
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Cannabis plants have many healthy ingredients and the most famous one is CBD.
Brain discovery suggests source of lifelong behavioral issues
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Improper removal of faulty brain cells during neurodevelopment may cause lifelong behavioral issues, new research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine suggests.
How CBD helped one girl (Charlotte’s Web)
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In recent years, CBD legislation has been shaped by the people who have depended on it the most. This has never been truer than in the case of Charlotte Figi, a 12-year old girl who has helped rewrite American laws on medicinal marijuana.
McDonnell includes $250K in state budget for Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders Center at VCU
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Gov. Bob McDonnell’s biennial budget amendments, to be officially released on Monday in his annual speech to the Joint Money Committees, will include $250,000 in state support for the Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders Center at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.
