Table of Contents Vol 2 Num 6

June, 2004 (Volume 2, Number 6)

Message From the Editor: One Year Later

Research Updates:
* New Theory On How Syrinxes Form
* Many Americans Turn To Prayer For Health Concerns
* Study Identifies Types Of Scoliosis That Indicate Chiari

Case Studies: Football, Car Accident, and Chiari; Carpal Tunnel Symptoms

Technology: Stand-Up MRI Allows Child To Be Scanned On Mother's Lap

Perspectives I: Chiari And Me, By Rhodora K. Lee Ho, MD

Perspectives II: No, She's Not Fine!

In The Spotlight: Mark Kane, President Of The American Syringomyelia Alliance Project, Discusses The Organization's Mission, Goals, And Services

In The News:
* More Than One-Third Of US Adults Use Complementary And Alternative Medicine
* Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation Awards $2 Million In Research Grants
* New Device Aims To Reduce Chance Of Nerve Damage During Spinal Surgery
* Researchers Turn Fat Cells Into Nerve Cells

You Gotta Laugh!! Popping The Question

Disclaimer: This publication is intended for informational purposes only and may or may not apply to you. The editor and publisher are not doctors and are not engaged in providing medical advice. Always consult a qualified professional for medical care. This publication does not endorse any doctors, procedures, or products.

June, 2004 (Volume 2, Number 6)

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