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.
July 2019
June 2019
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.
April 2019
Launching a Decade of Disruption
If ever there was an industry that could use some disruption, SCI research is it.
March 2019
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – March 20, 2019
3D-Printed Implants May Offer a Unique Approach for Treating Spinal Cord Injury. Dr. Phil Spawns a Disability Hashtag. Pushing the Edge of SCI Function. Seize the Oar: The Joys of Adaptive Rowing. Cut the Cleanse.
3D Printed Implants May Offer a Unique Approach for Treating Spinal Cord Injury
3D printed implants may provide the necessary scaffolding for stem cells to treat a spinal cord injury.
January 2019
Another Huge Step: Axons Can Regenerate
Axons carry your thoughts (brain signals) through the cord to other neurons and eventually on to your muscles. Broken axons are why people stay paralyzed.
December 2018
Mainstream Epistim Coverage and the Obsession With Walking
In September, media outlets produced dozens of stories about the latest news in SCI research: paralyzed people walking again.
November 2018
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – November 15, 2018
New Swiss Epidural Stimulation Study Advances Functional Recovery. Dating While Disabled. Around the World Flight for Disability Inclusion. DIY Ramps to the Rescue. IZ Adaptive Relaunches. Mobility Tech Gearing up for Prime Time.
New Swiss Method of Epidural Stimulation Advances Functional Recovery
A study shows three incomplete quads are now able to walk, and two of them can use a walker.
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