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For cognitive and functional recovery after a stroke or traumatic brain injury, a longer, even more intense period of rehabilitation might improve the brain’s ability to repair and restructure itself, a study says. Nurse.com/Article/Brain-Injury-Rehab


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A study says one in four seniors discharged from the hospital leave with stowaways — superbugs on their hands. The fi ndings also show seniors who go to a post-acute care facility will acquire new superbugs during their stay.


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Student blogger Kristen Ponticelli says nursing students can get the most out of clinicals by getting past the nervousness and being inquisitive, persistent and brave. Nurse.com/Blog/Ponticelli-Clinicals


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A prosthetic limb test at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is believed to be the fi rst successful effort to wiggle fi ngers independently using a mind-controlled artifi cial arm to control the movement. Nurse.com/Article/Prosthesis-Technology


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