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SCIRE Community Spinal Cord Injury Research Evidence (SCIRE) Community is a free website with information about spinal cord injury research written in everyday language.

Spinal Cord Injury Research Evidence (SCIRE) Community is a free website with information about spinal cord injury research that is written in everyday language

09/09/2026

Be Part of the ConversationRegister for the 2026 Spinal Cord Injury PFDD Meeting September 29th, 2026 10 AM – 3 PM ET / 7 AM – 12 PM PT Virtual Event | Free to Attend Click here to register Who should attend? People Living with SCI Caregivers &Family Members HealthcareProfessionals Researchers,I...

  especially to all the Moms out there with   - we are proud to host the Breastfeeding after SCI Consumer Guidelines, in...
05/10/2026

especially to all the Moms out there with - we are proud to host the Breastfeeding after SCI Consumer Guidelines, including tips, hacks, and why you may or may not have trouble breastfeeding. 🥰 Check them out and let us know what you think!https://community.scireproject.com/wp-content/uploads/Breastfeeding-Following-SCI_Consumer-Guide-for-Mothers.pdf

05/10/2026

SCI Nav is a big deal! it will save immeasurable pain for people with and hundreds of thousands of dollars for the BC Health Care system 😃

12/05/2025

We are going to be taking a break over the holidays, but we really appreciate you all being with us and look forward to re-connecting in the New Year! ☺️

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10/27/2025

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We love our OTs 🥰
10/27/2025

We love our OTs 🥰

09/08/2025
09/08/2025

Risk of forming blood clots, which can quickly become deadly if they migrate to the lungs or brain, is the highest immediately after SCI or any other kind of traumatic injury, even one as small as falling out of your chair and breaking a bone. Tim Gilmer explains it all and talks with wheelchair users who’ve dealt with recurrent blood clots about how they stay safe.

https://newmobility.com/blood-clots-and-sci-what-to-watch-for/

09/08/2025

The benefit of getting a good night’s sleep is one of a few things in the world everyone agrees on. Sadly, getting enough deep sleep can be difficult, especially if you live with a disability. One way to mitigate some of the obstacles to a good night’s sleep is finding the right bed and mattress — one that is comfortable, functional, and goes above and beyond to support your specific health needs.

https://newmobility.com/bed-frames-and-mattresses-getting-better-sleep-via-technology/

09/08/2025

Syringomyelia and tethered cord can occur months to many decades after spinal cord injury. Learn more about SCI and syringomyelia.

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