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More hand strength and dexterity is a dream shared by most people who live with quadriplegia. Over the years, many research efforts have arrived at solutions-but all have either involved invasive techniques with long wait times for results, or cumbersome devices such as exoskeleton gloves. Recently, researchers at UCLA unveiled a breakthrough approach involving electrical stimulation.
What challenges do LGBTQ+ people with disability in the community face when they find support? How often is it to be ignored by most of us? The new episode of our podcast, Have the Nerve, aims at these topics. The conversations will guide us to get more insight into understanding
What do you think if having a disability can change you? The SCIA Peer and Family Support team shares with us their life lessons in the latest episode of our podcast. Rob, Dan and Jess from the team share their experiences and the reality of living with a spinal cord
Do you know why spinal cord injury can significantly affect the bladder? Do you know how vital bladder management is for people with a spinal cord injury? The new episode of our podcast focuses on related topics, empowering you with informative content. Susan Wood, our host of Have the Nerve,
Acquiring a spinal cord injury affects more than somebody’s legs. Susan talks about SCI and bowel management in the new episode. Following the last episode about SCI and bladder management, Susan invites Edwina Spooner from Coloplast again for the new topic. The expert explains how a spinal cord injury can
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It’s never easy for people with disability aged 65 and over to navigate NDIS, aged care funding and other support funding. This podcast episode zooms in on the topic and pays more attention to them. For this episode, we will discuss support for senior Australians with a disability from the
What challenges do LGBTQ+ people with disability in the community face when they find support? How often is it to be ignored by most of
What do you think if having a disability can change you? The SCIA Peer and Family Support team shares with us their life lessons in
Do you know why spinal cord injury can significantly affect the bladder? Do you know how vital bladder management is for people with a spinal
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