By Laurie Watanabe | May 12, 2023Authors Describe How AI Could Impact Future SCI Studies Artificial intelligence systems could sort through large volumes of data for researchers.
By Laurie Watanabe | February 9, 2023Cannabis Trial Targets Chronic SCI Pain University of Sydney study will use brain imaging to better understand the pain that often accompanies spinal cord injuries.
By Laurie Watanabe | March 17, 2022PVA Responds to VA Recommendation to Close/Consolidate Some SCI/D Centers Paralyzed Veterans of America expresses concern over potential reduction in care and service for veterans with spinal cord injury.
By Laurie Watanabe | October 26, 2021Burke Rehabilitation Hospital Awarded $200K Community Support Grant Grant will support spinal cord injury patients and their transitions to their homes and communities.
By Laurie Watanabe | September 23, 2021Shepherd Center to Continue as Spinal Cord Injury Model System The Atlanta-based facility has operated as a SCIMS for nearly 40 years.
By Laurie Watanabe | April 28, 2018University of Pittsburgh Seeks Participants for Transfer Study Researchers’ online program examines the techniques consumers use to transfer to and from their wheelchairs.
By Laurie Watanabe | April 16, 2018Study Examines Sleep Apnea Prevalence in Patients with Quadriplegia Researchers study possible link between quadriplegia and narrowing of airway during sleep.
By Laurie Watanabe | February 28, 2018Numotion Partners with Travis Roy Foundation Foundation gives “quality-of-life” grants to people with spinal cord injuries.
By Laurie Watanabe | June 21, 2017Study: Wheelchair Rugby Tied to Lower Depression Risk in SCI Patients University of Houston researchers noted that athletes who practiced more often had even lower risk.
By Laurie Watanabe | June 14, 2017Study: Smoking Worsens SCI Pain New Purdue University study could lead to new ways to treat neuropathic pain in spinal cord injuries.
