Paralysis

...to visit. He is not allowed to bark during his visits, and he cannot lick the patients or their families. And because of his paralysis, he can't wag his tail: He lifts his ears when he greets children. What he can do: He offers hope...

In this article: Dog, All rights reserved, and Dachshund

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Police say a paralyzed Indiana man was unable to leave his bed as his house was being robbed after burglars put a T-shirt over his face. Authorities say two men entered the home near South Bend on Sunday by...

In this article: Paralyzed and South Bend Tribune

...poor paralyzed person. The old saying of what comes around goes around plays all to well in this case. This poor paralyzed man is paralyzed because he was shot in a drug deal gone bad. He did not learn his lesson after this and he continues...

In this article: Paralyzed, St. Joseph County, and Crack cocaine

Text Alerts: Get Local breaking news sent to your phone. Sign up here. Police: Paralyzed man watched burglars break in Man lay defenseless as burglars searched home A paralyzed man, unable to get out of his bed, was forced to watch...

In this article: Paralyzed and St. Joseph County

Paralysed rugby player puts emotional story into print Mr Davies was playing for Bala rugby club when he was injured A rugby player, paralysed from the neck down after an accident during what was intended to be his final club match, has...

In this article: Paralysed and Y Lolfa

Is American democracy in paralysis? That question emerged at a conference of big thinkers and experts in various fields organized last week by Foreign Policy magazine, our sister publication. To an extent, the question reflects an...

In this article: Barack Obama, United States, Democracy, Tax, Social Security, Climate change, and Bankruptcy

...nematodes, scientists at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia were able to paralyze the tiny creatures by exposing them to UV light. The paralysis works because UV light changes the structure of the ingested chemical, called...

In this article: Journal of the American Chemical Society, Cancer, Simon Fraser University, and British Columbia