Kid's memories

New neurons aid learning

Stroke

Stem Cells treat brain disease?

Mad Cow -- a nasty brain disease

In the brain bank

Emotions and health

New body parts

Paper

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy: A New Family of Techniques with Broad Application to Physical Rehabilitation -- A Clinical Review Edward Taub et al, Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development, July, 1999, pp. 237-51.

Constraint-Induced Therapy for Chronic Aphasia after Stroke, Friedemann Pulvermuller et al, Stroke, 2001:32:1621.

Rethinking the Brain, Michael Specter, The New Yorker, 23 July 2001, pp. 42-53.

Electronic
More on James McClelland and the plasticity of language

What the 'ell? The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

Check out the American Stroke Association for more information on stroke rehabilitation

Smitten with the big mitten: CI Therapy and EXCITE

One giant leap: The Spinal Cord Injury Resource Center

Stretch an aging mind with Elder Hostel

Neuro-credits!