SCI Research

Thinking about adding a power assist device to your manual wheelchair? New findings by BC researchers break down the pros and cons of each option.

This year, Ben and Bonnie of ICORD join our team to take on the virtual Scotiabank Charity Challenge! We caught up with them to learn more about why they're racing with us.

What if we told you that a daily sprinkling of a fine white powder on your open pressure ulcer might cut the healing time in half, or even more? Read more about Amicapsil, a compound that has a [...]

A new scoping review published recently by BC researchers suggests that physicians treating chronic pain for patients with SCI should consider prescribing physical activity and exercise, along [...]

We asked a few of our SCI BC peers who are incomplete and can walk to answer one question: if you had the opportunity to tell the public—and even your friends and family—about the nature and [...]

Can adapted rowing machines help to maintain health and fitness? Here's how researchers are helping to create accessible exercise options.

For many, the invisibility of living with incomplete SCI is a big struggle, with needs that are frequently overlooked and are poorly understood by others. In addition to creating more peer chat [...]

Can adapted rowing machines help to maintain health and fitness? Here's how researchers are helping to create accessible exercise options.

Infectious diseases Dr. Jennifer Grant answers your questions about COVID-19 and spinal cord injury in the latest Ask an Expert session! Read on to learn more.

Real-world study with lidocaine reveals suprising results — new findings by ICORD researchers strongly suggest lidocaine as part of your bowel program is probably doing more harm than good.