SCI patients

People With Spinal Cord Injury Are More At Risk of COVID-19 Because of Touching Hand Rims, Sitting Lower

People With Spinal Cord Injury at More Risk of COVID-19 Due to Immunosuppression, Sitting, Touching Hand Rims

Medicine & Technology Aug 23, 2021

COVID-19 high-risk groups do not always mention spinal cord injury patients, but a new study suggests that these people are at more risk of getting infected because SCI causes immunosuppression in these patients.

SCI patients

People With Spinal Cord Injury at More Risk of COVID-19 Due to Immunosuppression, Sitting, Touching Hand Rims

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