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Learn more about our world-first human clinical trial to cure paralysis.
The Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation has one goal, to help find a cure for paralysis for all. There are 20,800 Australians living with this devastating condition and 400 new cases per year. We are currently raising funds to support a world-first cell transplantation and rehabilitation clinical trial for 15 people living with a spinal cord injury. You can help us make this ground-breaking treatment a reality for people living with spinal cord injuries.
Spinal cord injury can happen to anyone, at any time. In Australia around one person sustains a spinal cord injury every day, that is one too many.
What if the ability to repair a spinal cord injury became a reality in the next five years? The Spinal Injury Project at Griffith University is on the cusp of making this happen.
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The Spinal Injury Project at Griffith University, in partnership with the Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation, is on the cusp of making this happen with a world-first Nerve Bridge Transplantation and Rehabilitation Human Clinical Trial.
The project team is a leading group of research specialists including bioengineers, medical doctors, biological scientists and educators working together to develop this breakthrough treatment.
We invite you to join us today on this urgent and vital transformational journey of discovery to recovery for the tens of thousands of people in Australia and the millions across the world, who every day live their lives with the challenges of a spinal cord injury.
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PO Box 8244 GCMC Qld 9726
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[FORM_HERE]A legacy gift to the Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation will help us continue the journey to discover a cure for paralysis and its many complexities.
You can help people across the world to walk again. We can’t thank you enough for considering us.
Please contact us on
0457 277 579 for a confidential discussion.