A vibration chair developed by a celebrated neurologist of the 19th century may help to relieve symptoms of Parkinson's disease. A "vibration chair" developed by a celebrated neurologist of the 19th ...

Everyone kinda likes a vibrating chair. Whether it’s the coin-operated kind at the mall or airport, or the ones that replace a masseuse at cheap spas, vibrating chairs are always a bit awkward but ...

September 27, 2010 A vibrating chair is doing for some Parkinson's patients what drugs cannot. And this is even neater than the usual neat stuff. It's not high tech at all. Parkinson's researchers ...

Parkinson's disease is a progressive condition that affects the central nervous system. It occurs when cells in an area of the brain, called the substantia nigra, die. These cells are responsible for ...

I haven’t enjoyed the comfort of a vibrating bed since I went to a wedding in the throbbing metropolis of Freer, Texas a few years back, and stayed in the safari-themed room of the nicer of the town’s ...

This chair researched at Ryerson University will make you feel the music. It has vibrating coils that will stimulate your senses in various ways depending on the music. Check out the video. What is ...

Video: A chair that converts music into vibration and movement on show in Toronto A chair that translates music into tactile sensations provides deaf people with a new way to experience music, and ...

Fiona Harris’s life was, like that of so many women, blighted by incontinence. At the age of 45, the office manager from Lincoln had such weak pelvic floor muscles she wore pads that needed changing ...

HealthFirst reporter Leslie Toldo offers us another "Hey, that's pretty neat" edition of HealthFirst. And this is even neater than the usual neat stuff. It's not high tech at all. Parkinson's ...