Monthly Archives: April 2010
Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation news
A Victory Lap for All
On March 26, 2010 the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation teamed up with The Challenged Athletes Foundation of Florida and the...
Abilities Expo 2010
Abilities Expo at the LA Convention Center on April 10th - 11th
Stem Cell Treatments Might Soon Cure Paralysis
Hans Keirstead, a researcher at University of California, Irvine, is set to begin a small human trial of his embryonic stem cell treatment on...
After Spinal Cord Injuries, Can Men Still Have Children? – Dr. Bastuba
Doctor Bastuba explains if men with spinal cord injuries can still have children.
A male spinal cord injured patient, a wonderful human being, in his...
Ameristar makes record donation
Money helps VA Medical Center buy equipment
Ameristar's workplace giving campaign presented a $236,000 donation to the VA Medical Center Spinal Cord Injury Service, the...
Canadian Provinces Pledge Millions for Spinal Cord Injury Research
On the final day of the Winter Paralympics in Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), Premier Gordon Cambell told the press that BC would give $25...
Catheter and Medical Supply Company, 180 Medical, Partners With Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation
180 Medical, a leading Nationally Accredited provider of sterile use catheters, urologic and disposable medical supplies, announced today they have partnered with the Christopher...
Multidisciplinary approach can help spinal cord injury treatment
A multidisciplinary approach is most likely to achieve results for treatment of spinal cord injuries (SCI), according to a new study.
Newer therapeutic approaches...
Next decade offers promise for treatment of spinal cord injuries
New study says a multidisciplinary approach is most likely to achieve results
Although new developments in the management of spinal cord injuries (SCI) are on...
