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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.

This fall we held two cooking classes on Vancouver Island focused on healthy cooking options for Peers on a budget. Try these delicious recipes for great meals throughout the week!

Question: what’s something used by half the world’s population that can improve respiratory function, posture and self-esteem, but is one of the most commonly misinformed purchases?

There is a staggeringly high incidence of largely untreatable shoulder pain and injuries in people with SCI who use manual wheelchairs. New research at New Jersey’s Kessler Foundation offers some hope.

Dr. David Burdett’s New Westminster dental clinic debuts what’s believed to be the first wheelchair accessible dental chair in British Columbia.

The buzz keeps growing about the potential of neurostimulation to restore function for people with SCI. Is the hype warranted? ICORD’s Dr. Tom Nightingale helps us put it all into perspective.

Chef and Spinal Cord Injury BC Peer, Dan Duffy, joined us at our recent Surrey Cooking Class to share his pasta recipe and tips on adaptive cooking.

Dr. Paul Clark has enjoyed a rewarding career as an optometrist with an SCI, and has some insight for those seeking to maximize their vision and eye health.

Have you ever thought about the benefits or growing your own therapeutic cannabis? Here's what you need to know, before you grow.