The Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center’s (MSKTC) Quick Review of Research is an important resource for people living with spinal cord injury

Studies have shown that individuals with spinal cord injury face challenges accessing the same level of primary care as able-bodied individuals.

by Ben Mattlin

If you're reading this, chances are you're interested in disabilities (or people who have them). The good news is, you're not alone.

Keely Cat-Wells, Forbes Magazine

Producers went to great lengths to construct a more inclusive environment -- of the 94th Academy Awards.

By Amy Kenny

In this article, Dr. Amy Kenny explains the concept of “pre-grief."

By Stephanie Lollino

NVG-291, a new injectable drug that could help people with SCI recover feeling and mobility, is intended to be used in human clinical trials.

Enables walking, cycling and swimming after paralysis

Three men paralyzed in motorcycle accidents have become the first success stories for a new spinal stimulation device.

by Vicki Kowaleski

My husband and I recently purchased a ‘new to us’ home. In addition to remodeling the home, I decided to explore a number of assistive technology

Clinical Trial of NVG-291 at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab

Injections of a new drug that enabled paralyzed animals to recover mobility and/or bladder function will begin clinical trials at the Shjrley Ryan

By Kristine Cichowski

Kristine Cichowski created this list of 10 resolutions for a happy 2022 for people living with SCI.

By Ben Mattlin

Growing up as a Jewish kid in New York City, I loved watching all the holiday kids’ specials on TV.