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Learn about safe #wheelchair transfer techniques after as well as rules and techniques with this factsheet from the #MSKTC. msktc.org/sci/factsheets…

¿Las citas son diferentes después de una lesión de la médula espinal? Aprenda a navegar por las citas después de #LME con esta hoja informativa de #MSKTC. msktc.org/sci/factsheets…

Is dating different after spinal cord injury? Learn how to navigate dating after #SCI with this #MSKTC factsheet. msktc.org/sci/factsheets…

Take a look at this important study focused on understanding the unique challenges women with SCI/D face in managing menstrual health and contraceptive care after injury. They’re looking for research participants—please share with your networks! surveymonkey.com/r/SCIWomensHea…

Last week, the MSKTC exhibited at the ASCIPro 2024 Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL. We shared resources, met with conference participants, and gathered feedback on how to best serve the #SCI community. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth! 💙

Congratulations to Dr. Redepenning from Pitt Health Sciences for being awarded this year’s DeVivo Mentored Research Award by the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center! A special shoutout to his mentors, Lynn Worobey, Gina McKernan, and Jeanne M. Hoffman for their guidance!

Congratulations to Dr. Philippus on receiving a travel award from the Spinal Research Institute for travel to the International Spinal Cord Society Annual Scientific Meeting (ISCoS) to present, "Communication of the International Spinal Cord Injury Exercise Guidelines."

When real-life “scares” like injuries happen, we’re here with resources to help. Whether it’s support for burn injuries, traumatic brain injuries, or spinal cord injuries, let’s face these challenges together. Treat yourself to our resources today! 🎃 msktc.org 🎃

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth at #ACRM2024! We enjoyed connecting with incredible leaders in the disability and rehabilitation field, including Alan Weintraub, Linda Vo, Radha Holavanahalli, Jeanne Zanca, and many others.

Check out this amazing illustration on media and spinal cord injury (SCI) developed by an MSKTC partner. It’s more than just art—it’s a powerful tool to challenge media myths about life with #SCI and inspire hope and spark meaningful conversations.

New resource! #MSKTC and SCI Model System have released a new infographic packed with strategies for aging successfully with a #spinalcordinjury. It also includes tips for building strong social networks to support healthy aging. Check it out and share: msktc.org/sci/infographi…

The latest episode of INside the OUTcomes: A Rehabilitation Research Podcast, hosted by Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, dives into an essential topic: sexuality and #spinalcordinjury (SCI). Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube. sralab.org/research/labs/…

2025 is the #YearOfTheSnake in the Chinese Lunar Calendar, and there’s no better time to celebrate our very own Amanda, MSKTC’s Dissemination Lead—who just so happens to be a snake enthusiast with four slithery companions. #MeetTheTeam #MSKTC #KnowledgeTranslation

Register now for the 2025 Sara Mulroy SCI Symposium, hosted by the Southern California SCIMS! This in-person event at Rancho Los Amigos honors the late researcher Sara Mulroy. Don’t miss this chance to connect and learn! ranchopklab.org/2025mulroysymp…

MSKTC, in collaboration with the Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injury Model System, has developed a new video on bladder self-catheterization for females. Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=DcruF3…

Are you living with a chronic spinal cord injury? This is your chance to connect with others who are aging with SCI—and with physicians who want to learn from you. Sign up: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Meet Jeremy, Senior Consultant at MSKTC. Jeremy leads consumer testing for MSKTC resources, ensuring they’re clear, relevant, and useful for the people who need them. He also serves as the development lead for our SCI and burn injury infocomics.

Congratulations Dr. Nash! Since joining the South Florida SCI Model System in 1984, Dr. Nash has made countless contributions to spinal cord injury research and rehabilitation. We look forward to seeing the impact he’ll continue to make in this new role with ASIA.

Real people. Real impact.

Charles (“Charlie”) Wheeler wears many hats – but his superpower? Keeping you informed. He spearheads our MSKTC Headlines newsletter and plays a key role in website updates and user testing to make sure everything meets the needs of the people who rely on our resources.