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 | Kessler Foundation scientists receive Biogen Idec grant to study actual reality in MS West Orange, NJ. April 10, 2014. John DeLuca, PhD, and Yael Goverover, PhD, OT, have received a grant from Biogen Idec to study how persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) perform everyday life tasks. The grant, entitled "The Use of Actual Reality to Measure Everyday Life Functional Activity in Multiple Sclerosis" provides financial support to conduct more... |
 | Kessler Stroke Research Featured by Scientific American Featured on Dr. Jon Lieff’s Scientific American's MIND blog - the Kessler stroke team’s important research article on the relationship between the immune mechanisms and the nervous system: Pasquale G. Frisina, Ann M. Kutlik, Anna M. Barrett. Left-Sided Brain Injury Associated With More Hospital-Acquired Infections During Inpatient Reha more... |
 | Kessler Foundation investigates use of new EKSO GT robotic device for stroke rehabilitation West Orange, NJ. April 10, 2014. Kessler Foundation has acquired its second Ekso - the Ekso GT™ - the newest exoskeletal device from Ekso Bionics™. The Foundation is one of first to implement the Ekso GT, which will be studied solely in patients with hemiplegia who are less than three months post stroke. Ekso GT, a wearable b more... |
 | Kessler Foundation Named One of the Best U.S. Nonprofits and Best Places to Work in N.J. WEST ORANGE, N.J.—For the second consecutive year, Kessler Foundation (KesslerFoundation.org) has been recognized as one of the Best U.S. Nonprofit Organizations to Work for by The NonProfit Times, as well as one of the Best Places to Work in New Jersey by NJBIZ in the medium category (15-249 employees). “Kessler Foundation is proud to more... |
