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Another Successful Event with The Lunch Fundraising.
This second half of the year you maybe have seen Fundashon Alton Paas with more small live events. That was part of our growth and to be more connected with our supporters and potential supporters. This creates the opportunity that people can better understand the...
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[Blog Video] Roger Daal Making A Difference
Last month we published our latest blog about Roger Daal. He suffered a spinal cord injury during a vacation. His story is a true example of not giving up and looking his situation from a positive perspective where he has helped him self and also other in the same...
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This is Why We Organize The Caribbean Spinal Cord Injury Congress
Prior to 2014, before we hosted the first congress, the experience for someone with a spinal cord injury usually was that when you finished rehabilitation, it was as if that was the end of the line; there was nothing left that could be done to maintain or improve your...
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- September 28, 2018 6:00 pmUnderstanding Spinal Cord Injury And The Life After Congress
- September 29, 2018 9:00 amUnderstanding Spinal Cord Injury and The Life After Congress
- September 30, 2018 9:00 amUnderstanding Spinal Cord Injury and The Life After Congress
- December 21, 2018 7:00 pmYear End Gathering
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Could nose cells treat spinal cord injuries?
Scientists developing robust method to treat spinal cord injuries using nose cells Researchers have designed a new way to grow nose cells in the lab heralding hope for sufferers of spinal cord injuries, including those who are wheelchair bound. Griffith University’s...
Spinal Neurons Grown From Stem Cells For First Time
Modern medicine has still not managed to crack the problem of spinal cord injuries that result in significant paralysis or loss of functional status. There are numerous factors that influence the inability to restore movement or autonomous bodily control to these...
Neuroscientists restore significant bladder control to 5 men with spinal cord injuries
In UCLA study, magnetic stimulation of lower spine eliminates need for catheter for up to 4 weeks 08/22/2018 UCLA neuroscientists, led by Dr. Daniel Lu, stimulated the lower spinal cord through the skin with a magnetic device placed at the lumbar spine. More than 80...