Energy for Health 7 is available

18 July 2011 - Research -

The new issue of Energy for Health, the scientific journal official review of ASAcampus, is today available for professionals who want to know the results of the latest research on physical therapies, with a particular focus on lasertherapy and magnetotherapy.

Besides the second part of the article concerning electromagnetic fields interactions with biological materials, whose first part appeared in the last issue, here there are articles concerning bone regeneration with LLLT and effects of MLS® pulse on myoblast cell line.

Finally, a case report is dedicated to the treatment with MLS® Laser Therapy of pressure ulcers and open wounds in dogs.

 

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