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Featured in The Baltimore Sun: "Tailwind Helps Retrain Brain of Stroke Victims"
30 March 2009
Maryland researchers develop a device that aids mobility
"After Norris Turner's stroke a decade ago, he would tuck his right arm into his pocket to get the nearly useless limb out of the way. Now the 68-year-old grandfather from Columbia can use the arm to play catch with his grandson and hit a golf ball nearly 100 feet.
Turner's progress has made him something of a poster child for a machine called the Tailwind. It's licensed and for sale by researchers from the University of Maryland who invented it and a local entrepreneur who believed it could help patients like Turner ..." read the full article
