Ivan Vargas, a 70-year-old from Richmond, VA, is walking again with the help of his own robotic exoskeleton four years after being paralyzed from a T1

The Model System Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC) has released an updated factsheet on Depression and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI).

A recent survey found that 61% of employees with physical disabilities retained their jobs for four years or longer.

A new research study from Nature has uncovered remarkable parallels between the anatomy of the spinal cord in fish and humans.

True stories of “wheelchair kids”—adolescents who were suddenly paralyzed and had to figure out how to navigate their lives in a wheelchair.

 The Paralympics have just begun in Paris. The Games will bring together more than 4,400 athletes from 160 nations who will compete in 22 sports.

A new children’s book about disability. Co-written by childhood friends, it follows 10-year-old Kevin as he embarks on wheelchair adventures.

Previous lab studies have shown promising results, with NVG-291.

Findings from a survey published last month on the effectiveness of Amicapsil in treating pressure sores in individuals with spinal cord injuries show

An international study concluded that a simple measurement from MRI scans can accurately predict recovery outcomes for patients with spinal cord injur

After the opening day of this year’s Los Angeles Abilities Expo, I kept coming back to something I told an attendee that day.