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An autoethnographic study examines identity loss and reconstruction after the first author acquired a disability during treatment for sacral chondrosarcoma.
Read the storyA cross-sectional evaluation at a university adapted athletics camp found that many adolescent adapted athletes reported baseline symptoms, with no measured effects from age, sex, or wheelchair use.
Read the storyPride Mobility says its UK-manufactured GoGo Endurance AL+ combines locally focused engineering with practical features for everyday mobility.
Read the storyA May Live Quickie account describes training with head-movement controls and returning to community activities.
Read the storyA proposed video-based framework estimates posture and ergonomic risk for wheelchair users interacting with cabinets in simulated scenarios.
Read the storyA Quebec City field study identified route-information gaps that may affect how wheelchair users navigate urban environments with Google Maps.
Read the storyA preliminary study adapted the Wheelchair Skills Test-Questionnaire for Italian-speaking manual wheelchair users and evaluated its measurement properties.
Read the storyA case report describes functional improvement after four staged joint-replacement procedures in a young man with advanced ankylosing spondylitis and multiple fused joints.
Read the storyResearchers and clinicians co-created a paediatric resource for manual wheelchair skills training, with participants reporting positive perceptions of its usability and relevance.
Read the storyA small take-home study evaluated a redesigned manual standing wheelchair that can remain mobile while users are standing.
Read the storyA qualitative study explored how older manual wheelchair users evaluate power-assist devices, including their priorities, information needs and acquisition barriers.
Read the storyA four-season study found collegiate wheelchair basketball athletes had a higher overall concussion rate than NCAA basketball athletes without disabilities.
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