Researchers at UNB are trying to find a way to end the phenomenon of phantom pain in people who have had a limb amputated. It's part of an international project underway at 10 different sites around ...
The head of private medical company B-Temia has announced that New Brunswick’s Institute of BioMedical Engineering will host the world's first Centre for Research in Dermoskeletics on the University ...
Imagine losing a limb. Now imagine suffering from pain that feels like it’s coming from the limb that is no longer there. That’s the case for up to 70 per cent of amputees. Researchers at the ...
As a boy growing up in Amherst, N.S., Blair Lock developed a passion for building and understanding how things worked. He liked to take apart discarded radios and electronic parts, then put them back ...
N.B. institute uses virtual reality to simulate real world in rehabilitation The technology at UNB's Institute of Biomedical Engineering is using virtual reality to help some people with ...
The head of private medical company B-Temia has announced that New Brunswick’s Institute of BioMedical Engineering will host the world's first Centre for Research in Dermoskeletics on the University ...
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