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…
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SpinalCure selected as 2017 Australian Turf Club Charity Partner of the Year
We are very pleased to announce that SpinalCure Australia has been chosen as this year’s Australian Turf Club Charity Partner of the Year. Founded from…
Queensland researchers are launching a world-first clinical trial aimed at improving recovery from spinal cord injuries.
In the study, led by The University of Queensland and The Princess Alexandra (PA) Hospital, a new anti-inflammatory drug will be given to participants within hours of spinal trauma in an effort to minimise tissue damage. The results of this…
Neilson Foundation makes major donation in support of research
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SpinalCure Australia, the not-for-profit dedicated to facilitating and funding research to end the permanence of spinal cord injury, is delighted to announce a major five-year donation of $3 million from the Neilson Foundation.
Research to reverse spinal cord injury offers renewed hope to 15,000 Australians
Research aiming to reverse the paralyzing effects of spinal cord injuries (SCI) that devastate the lives of so many Australians and their families will soon begin at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
“Exciting discovery” could lead to new treatments for acute SCI
Rapid treatment with a new anti-inflammatory could have a major impact on recovery from spinal cord injury, University of Queensland researchers have found.
Future breakthroughs in spinal cord injury treatment closer with new research scholarship
MEDIA RELEASE
The prospect of future breakthroughs in spinal cord injury treatment has been boosted with the joint announcement today of a new medical research Fellowship, according to the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
Clinical trial promise for spinal cord injury protein blocker research
Queensland scientists have advanced a potential new treatment for spinal cord injury with a view to starting clinical trials.