The Journal of The Spinal Research Foundation (JSRF) is wide in scope, content and outreach with contributors and readership throughout the United States.

• The journal continues to act as a resource for both patients and physicians in understanding spinal healthcare.
• The issues of The JSRF attract contributors from prestigious universities throughout the United States and Europe, as well as physicians serving in the US military stationed abroad.
• JSRF issues covered many crucial topics that concern millions of Americans who suffer from spinal conditions. The genetics of spine disease, obesity as it relates to spine disease and artificial discs are a few of the themes of past issues. Past issues are available

• Journal of SRF Spring 2010
Journal of SRF Fall 2009
• Journal of SRF Spring 2009
• Journal of SRF Fall 2008
• Journal of SRF Spring 2008

• Journal of SRF Fall 2007
• Journal of SRF Spring 2007
• Journal of SRF Fall 2006
• Journal of SRF Spring 2006
• Additional SRF Publications

SRF researchers and collaborators received Editors Choice Award from The Spine Journal at the North American Spine Society meeting on November 10, 2009.

This prestigious award is presented annually to a pre-medical or medical student with high educational goals. The SRF Medical Research Sciences Award ensures that SRF nurtures the next generation of spine experts to champion the cause of spinal healthcare.

The 2009 SRF Medical Research Sciences Award was awarded to William J. Kemp, III. During the summer of 2009 his work resulted in the publication of an informational article about obesity and spinal disease and in the preparation of manuscript regarding the outcomes of instrumentation removal in fusion patients.