Non-invasive surface spinal stimulation with training can help paralyzed children regain voluntary stepping.
Category: Research
The gut–brain connection: How the microbiome could shape recovery after spinal cord injury
Caring for the gut could become a vital part of spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
SpinalCure reflects on the eWALK trial outcomes
At SpinalCure, we’ve always said the path to a cure for spinal cord injury (SCI) isn’t a straight line – it’s a journey of determination, discovery, and above all, hope. And today, I’m proud to share a milestone on that…
Announcing the Forward Fellowship: Fuelling Game-Changing Research
Dr Laura Grice is using big data and supercomputers to create a ‘Google Maps’ of SCI.
You’ve got to have FAITH … “Fusion of Axons Innovative THerapy”
What if the key to repairing damaged spinal cords was hidden inside a tiny, microscopic worm?
Introducing our 2025 I. Peter Farrell SpinalCure Fellow
Dr. Ramon Martinez-Marmol, a neuroscientist whose work is reshaping what is possible in the field of nerve repair.
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.
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.