“If I had to have my accident for a reason, I hope that I inspire just one person. That would make it all worth it.” Lauren Parker’s story is one of resilience, courage, and unbreakable spirit. A world-class para-athlete and…
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Promising motor neurone disease clinical trial results strengthen SCI treatment potential
A recent clinical trial showing promising results for motor neurone disease may also be leveraged for spinal cord injury.
Apples for apples, or not? New study evaluates neurostimulation methods for research
One element of neurostimulation that has delayed its translation is the understanding that specialised stimulators are required.
2024 in Review
Our 30th anniversary year has been one of the most exciting ever.
Get a Grip Takes The World Stage with New Zealand Launch
Our Get a Grip clinical trial has officially gone global after opening its first international trial site at Rope Neuro Rehabilitation in New Zealand at the end of October – giving spinal injured New Zealanders the opportunity to participate in the…
From Trial to Triumph: Terry Lewis Makes Transformative Gains from Ground-Breaking Clinical Trial
Terry Lewis’ life was devastated by an SCI. Then he joined our eWALK trial.
Collaborating for a cure at our inaugural Cure Summit
All of SpinalCure’s SCI researchers came together for our first-ever Cure Summit on 25 October
Celebrating a fundraising milestone at the Sydney Everest Carnival Long Lunch
What a spectacular afternoon celebrating style, racing, and philanthropy! With over 450 guests in attendance, this year’s Sydney Everest Carnival Long Lunch was the biggest ever and marked our third year as the ATC Foundation’s charity partner. Importantly, we are…
Navigating the Complexities of Clinical Trial Recruitment: Barriers and Solutions
One of the biggest challenges as a researcher is the recruitment of participants for our clinical trials.
Get a Grip Broadens Reach to Spinal Injured South Australians
Our Get a Grip clinical trial recently expanded its footprint to South Australia, with the trial welcoming its first participants at a new site based at NeuroMoves in Angle Park. Get a Grip is an exercise trial designed for individuals with complete or…