After a remarkable improvement in a young girl’s cerebral palsy, her family spoke to Sunrise, alongside CPA’s Professor Iona Novak, about the future of stem cells and cerebral palsy
In their latest blog piece, Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Institute's Dr Madison Paton and Dr Megan Finch-Edmondson explore just what we've learned from 15 years of stem cell studies involving people living with cerebral palsy - and where to next.
Dr Madison Paton and Dr Megan Finch-Edmondson explore the future possibilities for stem cell treatment and brain injuries, including cerebral palsy, stroke and many other conditions.
Stem cells may hold the key to treating brain injury and cerebral palsy, but years of rigorous experiments are needed to prove a treatment is safe and effective. Here, Dr Madison Paton and Dr Megan Finch-Edmondson explain how the research pipeline works.
CPA is proud to be a partner on PREMSTEM, a major research project funded by the European Union which seeks to develop a first of its kind cell therapy to treat brain injury in babies born too soon.
Dr Madison Paton, Researcher at CPA outlines stem cell types and how they can help repair the brain.
This is the next step in the $150 million Stem Cell Therapies Mission, helping world-class Australian researchers further investigate new medical treatments for many chronic and inherited diseases.
Do you have an interest in keeping informed on the latest cerebral palsy and brain research? Want to understand the fascinating world of stem cell science?