Andrew Meas who had a complete C6/7 spinal cord injury has regained the ability to INDEPENDENTLY stand up and move his legs without the aid of an electrical stimulator! Over the last few years, Electrical stimulation to restore motor function…
Month: October 2017
Silkworm silk could be used to repair damaged spinal cords
In a new study, researchers claim that modified silk from Asian wild silkworms is “well suited” to helping fix spinal cord trauma. The researchers suggest that modified silk could be a used as a ‘scaffold’ that bridges the spinal injury…
SpinalCure receives a grant from The Honda Foundation
We are pleased to announce that SpinalCure has received a $6,015 grant from The Honda Foundation. The Honda Foundation proudly supports organisations that are focused on helping others and in the promotion of innovation and new technologies. This grant will…