Mice with SCI have been cured. What about humans and when?

Dr Samuel Stupp

It was just a few months ago that the spinal cord injury community was buzzing with the “dancing molecules” news involving the work of Dr. Samuel Stupp, the Northwestern University scientist whose study of a nanotech polymer involving the injection of a seeded, liquid plastic scaffold restored function in newly-paralyzed mice after just four weeks. Sam Maddox, Scientific Advisory Board Director at Unite 2 Fight Paralysis (U2FP) blogged about this which also featured a podcast interview with Dr. Stupp conducted by Matthew Rodreick and Jason Stoffer of U2FP. Enjoy reading Sam’s blog and listening to the podcast HERE.