In an interview with Radio LoRa Switzerland, Dr. Trevor Dyson-Hudson spoke about aging with spinal-cord injury, later onset, and the chronic pain and other conditions and injuries that could develop as a result.

Dr. Dyson-Hudson discussed why aging with spinal-cord injury has become a central clinical and research priority. He mentioned that the average age of people with spinal cord injury onset has increased from 29 years in the 1970s to 44 years in the current decade. We are seeing a higher percentage of older cases now."

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