Skydiving has led to a new sense of purpose for U.S. Army veteran, Alex Dillman.

After three years of rehab, she still struggled with upper‑limb weakness and needed help with many daily tasks.

A new blood test may give doctors an early read on how a spinal cord injury could affect movement and sensation.

Michaela “Michi” Benthaus, a 33‑year‑old German engineer, became the first wheelchair user to travel aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard.

A study reports that SCI is associated with higher long‑term risks for neurologic, psychiatric, cardiovascular, and endocrine conditions.

For people living with spinal cord injuries, service dogs can be life-changing partners.

Many older adults experience mobility, hearing, or vision impairments that would qualify them for disability assistance, yet often reject the label.

Allen Heinemann, PhD, has received the Distinguished Career Award from the ARRPE.

Our private Facebook group, You Are Not Alone Dealing With Spinal Cord Injury, continues to be one of the most active and supportive online spaces for

In a major medical milestone, scientists in Israel have successfully repaired a human spinal cord using tissue engineered entirely from the patient’

A recent report on disability-friendly cites was released by Wallet Hub.