Spinal Research

For those of us that suffer a spinal cord injury any form of progress into spinal research is exciting. In recent years, research into spinal cord repair has made progress but if an eventual cure is ever to be found, spinal research work has to continue and this can only be achieved with sufficient funding.

Clinical trials, mobility and other spinal cord injury issues

Clinical trials are obviously a fundamental part of spinal research work but improving the lifestyles of spinal cord injury sufferers is a side of spinal research that shouldn't go unchecked. There are plenty of improvements that can be made for spinal cord injury sufferers and mobility is just one of them. Therefore, Invanet aim to raise awareness and funding for both clinical trials, mobility and other issues facing spinal cord injury sufferers.

Learn more about Spinal Research, SCEER and the International Spinal Research Trust

To learn more about spinal research and the work that the International Spinal Research Trust are presently funding, we suggest that you go to their website and dig around, the information is all there..

Returning movement to paralysed limbs

The International Spinal Research Trust fund scientists and doctors who are finding ways to repair damaged spinal cords and ways to return movement to paralysed limbs.