People with spinal cord injuries (SCI) can follow the innovations in medical science that draw us closer to a cure, and clinical trials afford SCI survivors the opportunity…
Spinal cord injury (SCI) symptoms extend far beyond sensory and motor function. Staying on top of our health and becoming educated about our disabilities affords people with SCI…
More than 40 million people live with disability in the United States. That's significant competition for grants available for people who need them. Some disability grants are guaranteed…
Today’s workforce expects public sector employers to be inclusive. For people with disabilities, like spinal cord injuries (SCI), this is good news. Those who work for federal government…
After experiencing a spinal cord injury, many secondary health issues can develop, and it’s important to take precautions to prevent them from arising and to learn how to…
Living with a spinal cord injury can be complicated. During rehab we often are taught about the care we will need, but finding caregivers with the proper training …
Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) and paralysis have long been considered daunting challenges in the field of medicine. However, the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and molecular biology holds…
Sustaining a life altering injury comes with challenges most people never imagine being presented with. The journey is long and tumultuous, whether you’re recovering from an incomplete injury…
When you have a spinal cord injury, caregivers are often a part of daily life. Whether it is a dedicated family member or paid professionals in a facility…
Written by Cassandra Brandt More than 250,000 people with spinal cord injuries or other disabilities that require mobility devices, such as wheelchairs, depend on one company for those…