Tag: Clinical Trial
Simple Injection Shows Promise for Treating Paralysis
Paralyzed lab rodents with spinal cord injuries apparently regained some ability to walk six weeks after a simple injection of biodegradable soap-like molecules that...
Will to walk gets Bellevue man back on his feet
On March 7, 2001, Bruce Hanson, all 6 feet and 5 inches of him, found himself lying on his back in the snow at...
New hope for spinal cord injury sufferers
Spinal cord injury (SCI) is one of the most significant forms of neurotrauma with major economic and social impact.
Every year, nearly 12,000 individuals in...
Treatment Holds Promise for Thousands of Patients Impacted by Spinal Cord Injury
Newswise — Spinal cord injury (SCI) is one of the most significant forms of neurotrauma with major economic and social impact. Every year, nearly...
Ireland is set to play a significant role in field of stem cell research
Gary Culliton looks at progress in the field of stem cell research and finds that Ireland could be a major player as developments unfold...
Apogenix awarded €1.5 million grant for spinal cord injury studie
Apogenix GmbH, of Hamburg, Germany has won €900,000 from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research as part of the ministry’s programme of...
Working 2 Walk Symposium & Rally
It's that time again. Make plans to join us for the 2nd Annual Working 2 Walk Symposium & Rally in Washington,...
Scientists plan China, HK, Taiwan stem cell trial
Scientists are preparing for a large clinical trial in 2008 which aims to use stem cells to help 400 patients with spinal cord injuries...
India’s 1st public stem cell bank soon
Every year around 25 million children are born in India, almost one every second! Result: a bursting population. But this is not a story...
JHM Alliance Awards Foster Technology Development
The JHM Alliance for Science and Technology Development, a group of high-level business executives that assists School of Medicine faculty in commercializing their inventions,...
