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Promising motor neurone disease clinical trial results strengthen SCI treatment potential

Posted on: January 27, 2025 Categorized in: News, Research

A recent clinical trial showing promising results for motor neurone disease may also be leveraged for spinal cord injury.

Melbourne Cup winner joins race to a cure for spinal cord injury

One of Australia’s leading jockeys is taking action to help fast-track research efforts aiming to reduce the life-long impact of spinal cord injuries on all Australians. To celebrate the start of the Spring Racing Carnival, 2019 Melbourne Cup winning jockey…

One mum. One marathon. One mission: a cure for spinal cord injury

This Sunday, 30 August, Karina Richter will take on her first marathon, running 42.195km from North Sydney, across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and towards the Sydney Opera House. She’s running for her son Alex and to help accelerate the research…

Alex Noble joins SpinalCure as an Ambassador

Alex Noble has officially joined SpinalCure Australia as an Ambassador, bringing his personal experience of spinal cord injury, his passion for advocacy and his powerful message, “I Fight You Fight”, to our work towards a cure. Alex and his family…

From Permanent to Possible – reflections

Until recently, spinal cord injury was viewed as irreversible. Difficult, complex and permanent. The idea of restoring movement or function after spinal cord injury sat largely outside mainstream medical thinking. Rehabilitation, adaptation and quality of life were the focus. Recent…

Donate to our EOFY appeal for your chance to win an exclusive signed Penguin Bloom print

This June, your donation can help accelerate spinal cord injury research and give you the chance to own a very special piece of Penguin Bloom history. As part of SpinalCure’s Countdown to a Cure End of Financial Year Appeal, everyone…

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Promising motor neurone disease clinical trial results strengthen SCI treatment potential

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Tag: motor neurone disease