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Opioid Obstacle

Reprinted from PN/Paraplegia News June 2013

Opioids have been extensively used to treat SCI pain but many side effects exist. (More)

Food And MS?

Reprinted from PN/Paraplegia News June 2013

Researchers will study how a special food for people with ALS affects multiple sclerosis. (More)

ALS Cell Study

Reprinted from PN/Paraplegia News June 2013

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis affects other cells besides motor neurons. (More)

Creating Assistive Technology

Reprinted from PN/Paraplegia News May 2013

Development of new technology for people with disabilities is a detailed process that takes a lot of input and work from many different groups. (More)

Trial Shows Gains In Sensory Function

Reprinted from PN/Paraplegia News May 2013

Stem cells continue to be a major player in research to find a cure for spinal cord injury. A patient in one study is showing promising signs. (More)

ALS Therapy Landmark

Online Exclusive posted Monday, April 1, 2013 - 8:54pm

A study published in the current edition of Lancet Neurology finds the first-in-human trial that involves the injection of antisense molecules into the space around the spinal cord of people with ALS is safe. (More)

IPC Paralympic Scientific Award

Online Exclusive posted Wednesday, March 27, 2013 - 9:02am

PVA member and frequent PN Magazine contributor wins IPC Paralympic Scientific Award (More)

Exercise Does More Than Make You Fit

Reprinted from PN/Paraplegia News April 2013

Working out promotes mental as well as physical health and may help alleviate pain in people with spinal cord injury. (More)

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