At the Mount Sinai Spinal Injury Cord Program, we are proud to share our discoveries and our work with the media. We are committed to showcasing the accomplishments of our patients, researchers, and doctors.
- Wheelchair tennis players visited Mount Sinai Hospital to speak with patients and give hope and new options to those in rehabilitation for spinal cord injuries. September 05, 2023: Fox 5 New York
- Nine Wheelchairs, Four Gunshot Wounds, and Me. April 10, 2023: Medium.com
- “Quad Gods” bring inspiration to competitive e-sports arena. March 22, 2023:CBS New York
- A Year After Bicycle Crash, Resilient Young Man Walks Again With Support of Mount Sinai’s Rehabilitation Team. November 09, 2022:Mount Sinai Patient Stories
- Man overcoming his paralysis from accident honored at U.S. Open. September 09, 2022: News12 Brooklyn
- Debunking Common Myths About Spinal Cord Injuries. July 07, 2022: Mount Sinai Today
- Women With Disabilities Experience Barriers to Access and Disparities in Health Care. June 30, 2022: Mount Sinai Today
- A New York man was paralyzed in a bike crash. Now, he can walk 1.5 miles and dreams of Paralympics. April 13, 2022: USA Today
- Man walks 1 year after being paralyzed in bicycle crash. April 12, 2022: Good Morning America
- Mount Sinai Awarded Prestigious Designation and $2.3 Million Grant for Spinal Cord Injury Program. September 20, 2021: Newswise
- Man Paralyzed in Accident Dreams of Becoming a Fencer. September 28, 2021: News Channel 4
- Exoskeleton-assisted walking may improve bowel function in people with spinal cord injury. May 31, 2021: World Health
- FAQs About COVID-19 and SCI/D with Mount Sinai’s Dr. Bryce. March 30, 2020: New Mobility Magazine
- Meet the badass ‘bionic athletes’ running NYC’s 5th Avenue Mile. September 7, 2019: New York Post
- Sexuality After SCI: Creating a Lasting, Transformative Resource. February 1, 2019: New Mobility Magazine
- Mount Sinai Future You: Episode 6. October 3, 2018: CUNY TV
- “How Wheelchair Tennis is Helping Inspire Others”, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York NY. September 10, 2018: Radio.com Recorded September 4, 2018
- “NY Man Learns to Walk Again With Help of Exoskeleton”. September 9, 2018: NBC 4 New York Recorded Live September 9, 2018
- “A car accident robbed him of his ability to walk, but here’s how doctors got him back on his feet in time for Sunday’s New Balance 5th Avenue mile”. September 5, 2018: New York Daily News
- “Dr. Vincent Huang, Director of the Spinal Cord Injury Fellowship Program at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, discusses building mental and physical strength through wheelchair tennis”. August 27, 2018: United States Tennis Association
- Mount Sinai Awarded Five Year Spinal Cord Injury Model System Grant. Novemeber 18, 2016: Mount Sinai Press
- “Paralyzed Man Uses Mind Control to Walk Again”. September 24, 2015: New Scientist
- Robots help paralyzed people walk. November 19, 2014: CNN
- Paraplegics closer to regaining mobility with ReWalk Robotics. September 15, 2014: From the Grapevine
- Olympian Amy Van Dyken’s spinal injury will likely leave her paralyzed, but self-sufficient. June 10, 2014: Fox 5 News
- “Wearable robots on the rise to help paraplegics walk” Errol Samuels in ReWalk; Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York NY May 2 , 2014: ABC News (text version only)
- Errol Samuels in ReWalk; Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York NY, Photographed March 26, 2014. March 31, 2014: Photographers’ Blog by Mike Segar of Reuters
- Errol Samuels in ReWalk; Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York NY, Recorded March 10, 2014. March 17, 2014: Reuters Online; Back on his feet
- Robert Woo in ReWalk and Errol Samuels in Ekso; Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York NY, Recorded January, 2014. March 4, 2014: CBS Online
- Robert Woo in Ekso; PIX-11 Studio, New York NY, Recorded Live November 19, 2013. November 19, 2013: PIX-11 Morning News