New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – July 16, 2019
Access for Disabled Travelers Finally on Airlines' Radar. How to Un-Turtle Yourself. Handcycle Heaven. Popular UTI Antibiotics and Tendon Rupture. 3D Technology in SCI Repair.
July 2019
Dietary Detective
Diet crazes turn over so frequently it’s hard to keep track of their fashionable names, never mind what you’re actually supposed to be putting in your mouth.
3D Technology in SCI Repair
What if it were possible to replace lost neurons by combining superfast, individual-specific 3D printing with cellular therapy designed to promote axon growth? Turns out that it is possible.
June 2019
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – June 19, 2019
Apple to Release 'Voice Control' on its Devices. Canadian Courts: Personal Care Attendants Must Fly Free. Ali Stroker Makes History. Popular UTI Antibiotics and Tendon Rupture. Political Volunteering With a Disability. Wine on Wheels Rolls Into Portland.
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – June 4, 2019
From Wyoming With Love: A Rancher's Life. Online Wellness Study for Women with SCI. Crip Generation Gap. Wheelchair Accessible Hiking. Affordable Accessible Travel to Germany and Austria.
Popular UTI Antibiotics and Tendon Rupture
Q. I’ve managed symptomatic UTIs with Cipro and Levaquin. I’ve noticed a lot of buzz that suggests these antibiotics can cause tendon problems ...
Powerlifter Garrison Redd’s Heart is His Strongest Muscle
As strong as powerlifter Garrison Redd’s arm and core muscles are, his heart may be stronger.
Volunteers Needed for Online Wellness Study
The Center for Research on Women with Disabilities is looking for women who have had a spinal cord injury to participate in a study on wellness.
May 2019
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – May 1, 2019
The Man Behind Airbnb's Access Push. Data Shows Airlines Damaged 1,975 Wheelchairs in Three Months. All Access Fashion. The Benefits of Reducing/Replacing Sugar. Ask Us: Collector Cars and Portable Showers.
The Strange World of Paralysis at Night
Wheelers talk about how they see their disabilities in their dreams.
