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Volume 26(2), 2008 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Headline News

Healthy Living: Does my body have both good and bad bacteria?

It's all Political

Research Abstracts in SCI

Technology Watch

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Volume 26(1), 2008 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Headline News

Healthy Living: Is it a Heart Attack

It's all Political

Research Reviews in SCI

Technology Watch

Let the Games Begin

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Volume 25(2), 2007 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Innovations for Daily Living

Healthy Living: Pressure Sore Stage Update

Benefiting from PT and OT Services Beyond Initial Rehabilitation

Research Update: Use of Neurologic Examination to Predict Awareness and Control of Lower Urinary Tract Function Post SCI

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Volume 25(1), 2007 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Smoke? STOP!!

Healthy Living: 5 Keys to Quitting Smoking

Research Update: Effects of Nicotine on Pain following Spinal Cord Injury

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Volume 24(2), 2006 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Knowing the Way to a PCA

Healthy Living: A "NEW" AUTONOMIC DYSREFLEXIA?

Research Update: Trends in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Outcomes - 1973-2006

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Volume 24(1), 2006 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Are Relationships What You Think?

Healthy Living: The Big Three in Treating Erectile Dysfunction

Help Is Out There!

Research Update: Effects of Spinal Cord Injury on Female Sexual Response

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Volume 23(2), 2005 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Reconstruction Surgery for Pressure Sores

Research For A Cure in SCI

Healthy Living: Understanding Nutrition - Part II

Research Update: Treating Spinal Cord Injury Pain with Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation

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Volume 23(1), 2005 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Stem Cell Research: An Overview

Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Nightmare of a Problem

Healthy Living: Understanding Nutrition - Part I

Research Update: Multicenter and Multinational Study to Assess the Effectiveness and Safety of an Oral Drug on Total Motor Function of Adults with Chronic SCI

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Volume 22, 2004 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

The Internet Evolution

Dextromethorphan as a Preventive Treatment for Neuropathic Pain after SCI

Vehicle Options: Making "Cool" the Rule!

Healthy Living: Health Information May Only be a Mouse Click Away

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Volume 21, Number 2: Summer, 2003 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Spinal Cord Injury Research: The Reality for Women

Healthy Living: Questions from the Clinic

5 Years of Work in Spinal Cord Injury

Effect of Cranberry Pills to Prevent and Treat Urinary Tract Infection among Persons with Spinal Cord Injury

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Volume 21, Number 1: Winter, 2003 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Planes, Trains, and Wheelchairs

Healthy Living: Benefits of Physical Activity

Physical Activity after Spinal Cord Injury

Exercise after Spinal Cord Injury

Research Update: Weight Management & Wellness Among Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury: Modification of the EatRight© Program

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Volume 20, Number 2: Summer, 2002 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Improving Quality of Life through Pain Management

Healthy Living: Pain and SCI

Treating Pain following Spinal Cord Injury

Research Update: Classification, Treatment and Risk Models of Pain following SCI

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Volume 20, Number 1: Winter, 2002 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Happy Anniversary!

Healthy Living: 20 Years and Beyond: Life after SCI

The Road Toward a Cure for Spinal Cord Injury

Research Update: Post-Menopausal Aftereffects in Aging Women with SCI in Comparison to Aging Men with SCI and Post-Menopausal, Non-Spinal Cord Injured Women

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Volume 19, Number 2: Summer, 2001 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Pregnancy after SCI: A Story of Two Women

Healthy Living: Myth or Fact? Parenting after SCI

What It Takes to Become A Father after SCI

Research Update: Weight Management and Wellness of Individuals with SCI

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Volume 19, Number 1: Winter, 2001 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Adjustment to SCI: It's all in Your Head

Healthy Living: Relationships

More Incentives on the Road to Independence

Research Update: Problem Solving Interventions for Caregivers and Persons with Spinal Cord Injury

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Volume 18, Number 2: Summer, 2000 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

It Takes Work to Get a Job

Healthy Living: Managing Pain and Preventing Pressure Sores

Incentives to Get You Working

Research Update: A Multi-Center Study on Women's Self-Reported Reproductive Health Following Spinal Cord Injury-Part 2

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Volume 18, Number 1: Winter, 2000 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

What Women Need to Know about Aging with Spinal Cord Injury

Healthy Living: Getting Older with Spinal Cord Injury

A Closer Look at Aging

Research Update: A Multi-Center Study on Women's Self-Reported Reproductive Health Following Spinal Cord Injury-Part 1

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Volume 17, Number 2: Summer, 1999 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

It All Adds Up! research + YOU = results

Healthy Living:Finding A Doctor Close to Home

Shoulder and Joint Pain: "Oh My Achin' Bones"

Posture Changes after SCI: "Getting Straight

Research Update:Training & Dissemination for the RRTC on Secondary Conditions for SCI

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Volume 17, Number 1: Winter, 1999 [pdf format] [Evaluate]

Go Your Own Weigh

Healthy Living: Nutrition

Preventing Weight Gain

Stress Management: "Chill Out for Your Health"

Research Update:Grant Awarded for New Research and Training on Secondary Conditions of Spinal Cord Injury

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Volume 16, Number 2: Summer, 1998[pdf format]

Families after SCI - a Child’s View

Epidemiology of Antimicrobial Resistance in Spinal Cord Injury

TV Sport Shows Focus on Individuals with Disabilities

Questions from the Clinic: Respiratory Infections

Problem Solving and Adjustment of Caregivers of Persons with Spinal Cord Injury

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Volume 16, Number 1: Winter, 1998

Research Update:Immunogenicity of Pneumococcal Vaccine following SCI

Questions from the Clinic: Depression

Spinal Cord Injured Encourage Use of Web

Organization's Growth Exceeds Expectations

Cutting Costs, Saving Money

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Volume 15, Number 2: Summer, 1997

Research Update:Comparison of Long-term Renal Function

Questions from the Clinic: Leg Swelling

Affordable and Accessible Housing

More Career Choices Now Open to Individuals with Disabilities

Equipment: New or Used?

Predicting the Return for Annual Follow-up Evaluations in Persons with Spinal Cord Injury

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Volume 15, Number 1: Winter, 1997

Prevention of Spinal Cord Injuries in Swimming Pools.

Questions from he Clinic: High Blood Pressure or Hypotension

Driving Safely after a Spinal Cord Injury

Service Animals Offer Help and Friendship

Autonomic Dysreflexia - A possible life threatening situation

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Volume 14, Number 2: Summer, 1996

Research Update:The Baclofen Pump: Functional and Neuropsychological Impact on Spasticity

Questions from the Clinic:Pain following SCI.

Wheelin Sportsmen: A recreation group takes a new approach to disabilities.

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Volume 14, Number 1: Winter, 1996

Paralympic Athletes Prepare for World Competition.

Questions from the Clinic:Healthcare Changes

Research Update:1995 SCI Research Update Conference Reviews:

Skin and Nail Changes

The Hows and Whys of Urinary Tract Infection

Research for the Cure

Wheelchair Seating and Technology

Male Sexuality

Caregivers: Taking Care of Yourself

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Volume 13, Number 2: Summer,1995

Staying Active: New Adventure or Old Hobbies

New Technology to Increase Your Productivity and Independence.

Questions from the ClinicAllergic to Latex.

Research Update: Post-Spinal Cord Injury Marriages.

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Volume 13, Number 1: Winter, 1995

Group Involvement - Does It Make a Difference?

Questions from the Clinic: Doctors, Hospitals, and Emergency Rooms.

Research Update: New Interventions in Pressure Ulcer Regenerative Skin Healing

Sports and Tetraplegia, A Working Combination!

Self-Care" Means - A Lesson Learned.

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This publication is supported in part by a grants H133B980016 and H133N50009 from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, US Dept of Education, Washington, DC. Opinions expressed in this document are not necessarily those of the granting agency.