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New Technology Helps Man With SCI Regain Hand Function

A new study found that a man with complete quadriplegia was able to feed himself, drink from a cup and handle fragile objects.

Aug 5, 2026
Video: Adaptive Sailors Compete in 34th Independence Cup on Lake Michigan

Competitors met on Chicago's Lake Michigan July 23–26 for the 34th annual Independence Cup, the nation's longest-running adaptive sailing regatta.

Aug 5, 2026
Video: After Gunshot-Related SCI, Wheelchair Basketball Creates Peer Support

CBS Chicago follows coach Jorge Alfaro and the Chicago Hornets as they pursue a spot in the NWBA National Championship Series

Jul 8, 2026
Improving Nutrition in People with SCI

In a study published last month, researchers surveyed veterans and civilians living with SCI about their nutrition knowledge.

Jul 8, 2026
Emergency Preparedness After SCI – New Resource

Emergencies can be especially dangerous for people with spinal cord injury when access to essential resources is disrupted. While having an adequate s

Jul 8, 2026
Emerging Trends in SCI Research 

Over the past decade, SCI research has expanded beyond repairing spinal cord damage to emphasize recovery, independence, and quality of life.

Jun 2, 2026
Wheelchair Tennis Takes Center Court at the French Open

As the Grand Slam season unfolds, wheelchair tennis has emerged as one of the fastest-growing disciplines in adaptive sports.

Jun 2, 2026
How Tech Is Transforming Communication For People with SCI

Communication for people with SCI has improved due to advances in everyday technology.

Jun 2, 2026
New Research Project to Detect and Reduce Loneliness After SCI

Alex Wong, PhD, DPhil is developing an app that detects loneliness in people with SCI.

May 4, 2026
Anxiety After SCI – New Resource

Studies indicate 30% to 45% of people with spinal cord injury experience significant anxiety, which can occur during rehabilitation, the transition ho

May 4, 2026
Video: Returning to Extreme Outdoor Sports After SCI

A new documentary follows three outdoor sport enthusiasts determined to reclaim their active outdoor pursuits after SCI.

May 4, 2026
Study Shows Rising Age of People Experiencing New Spinal Cord Injuries

A systematic review in Spinal Cord of 27 studies (1943–2022) shows the typical spinal cord injury (SCI) patient is now 45–65 years old.

Apr 6, 2026
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