Ask the Spin Doctor: Menopause
Have questions about menopause? Dr. Viet Vu gives the lowdown on SCI, menopause and aging well.
Matters of the Heart
A new study is underway to find out if there are differences between the male and female heart after spinal cord injury.
Goal-Getters
Build confidence and achieve your health-related goals with support from SCI BC’s new Peer Health Coaching Program.
Ask the Spin Doctor: Weight Loss
Dr. Ian Rigby serves up some weight loss strategies.
Raw Deal
A recently published research report lays bare, province by province, how our country’s universal health care program is failing people with SCI—and how the situation in BC is among the worst in Canada.
A Research-Ready Resolution for Pain?
Setting a physical activity New Year’s Resolution informed by research might lead to more than just better health, it might also reduce your pain.
Relax the Risk
New research confirms that fesoterodine improves urinary function and reduces incidence of autonomic dysreflexia.
Fee to Pee: Research Highlights Catheter Costs and Inequity
A combination of research, advocacy and growing public awareness is helping to build the momentum needed to change inequitable funding and health practices for urinary catheter supplies across Canada.
COVID-19 SCI BC Updates
News about COVID-19 and Spinal Cord Injury BC services. Read this blog for the latest update on the impact of SCI BC programming and events.
Speed Matters: Spinal Cord Simulation Device Aids in Bowel Routine
A research group reveals how a spinal cord simulation device helps people with SCI and their bowel routine.
Ripped: SCI BC Peer Lifts to New Heights with Bodybuilding
Kamloops bodybuilder Tory Jones shares his bodybuilding journey after spinal cord injury.
New SCI BC Adaptive Cycling Program
What bike should I get? How do I find the right fit? Where are the accessible trails near me? Get all the answers to these questions and more with our NEW adaptive cycling program coming this spring!