Learning how to control a new pair of arms would be like learning how to drive a car, says Christopher Hasson, a sensorimotor control expert and a newly appointed assistant professor in the department of physical therapy.
One co-op, two countries
Over a six-month span, fifth-year student Bryan Muñoz completed physical therapy co-ops in both the United States and Ecuador.
3Qs: Two thumbs down
Mobile-phone users who send dozens — or even hundreds — of text messages per day may have begun to notice pain, tingling or numbness in their thumbs from excessive button … read more »
3Qs: The fastest man on no legs
David Nolan, an associate clinical professor of physical therapy, says a South African sprinter should be allowed to compete in the Olympics wearing high-tech carbon-fiber prosthetic legs.
Physical therapy students to work for military hospitals
A new partnership between the university and military hospitals will give physical therapy students the opportunity to work in the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
‘Can’t get this opportunity anywhere else’
Incoming freshman Linda Wiinberg chose Northeastern for its experiential-learning advantages and big-city life.
Double distinction
Double distinction
Health care lessons, from inside a new culture
Dialogue of Civilizations experience in Israel teaches Bouvé students to focus on the commonalities, acknowledge the differences
Physical therapy professor makes a difference
Northeastern’s Maura Iversen wins national recognition for her research on rheumatic diseases and patient behavior
3Qs: Taking a new approach to stroke rehabilitation
Northeastern professor discusses research to determine whether adding challenging mental tasks improves physical therapy’s effectiveness
