Spinal Cord Injury: unproven therapies vs clinical trials
Should people accept their new life situation after a spinal cord injury and make the best out of it? Or should they try everything and anything to get better and possibly reverse paralysis? These two ends of the pendulum often seem to be the only possibilities after...
Cure spinal cord injury latest therapies, research, treatments
BE AWARE: THIS IS AN ARCHIVE. VISIT OUR LATEST SPINAL CORD INJURY CURE RESEARCH / THERAPIES / TREATMENTS OVERVIEW IN OUR RESEARCH SECTION OF THIS WEBSITE: HERE Cure Spinal Cord Injury latest therapies, research, treatments Lay overview (Chronic spinal cord injury...
CRP peptide therapy research project for spinal injury repair: update
CRP pre-clinical research – latest update (May 22nd, 2020). CRP Peptide therapy research project for chronic spinal cord injury repair
Chondroitinase a.k.a. CH’ASE spinal cord injury recovery treatment research – update
Recent experiments, using gene therapy models to deliver the enzyme, have moved the therapy closer to human application.
SPINAL CORD INJURY RESEARCH PRIORITIES: FEEDBACK TO THE NIH
The NIH (National Institute of Health – North America) recently invited SCI -related organisations / individuals to express their opinion about Spinal Cord Injury research priorities (send your own input here . Feel free to copy-paste our input below if you like...
Cure spinal cord injury latest therapies research
We have to be clear: there is still no cure, therapy or treatment for (chronic) spinal cord injury. Judging by the increasing number of ongoing and planned clinical trials though, it seems that we might have come a bit closer to achieving a certain level of recovery.
Thank you Fifty-one International North of France
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]Second visit of endParalysis to Fifty-One International Thank you Fifty-one International North of France. ...
Spinal cord injury research progress towards recovery
PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS OF CHRONIC SPINAL CORD INJURY RESEARCH IN 2015 AND 2016 March 2016 – Update May 2016 Written by Corinne Jeanmaire, for the endParalysis foundation and for the ESCIF (European Spinal Cord Injury Federation) Research Group. With thanks to...