Restoring the Brain. Reclaiming Lives. Inspiring Hope.
The End of a Century Old Myth
For over a hundred years, it was thought that once brain cells (neurons) were damaged by injury or disease, they couldn't be fixed or replaced. This belief left millions of people with brain injuries feeling like there was no real hope for getting better.
A New Dawn for Brain Repair
But in the last ten years, something incredible has happened. Scientists have proven that this old idea simply isn't true! They've actually been able to grow new brain cells in the lab. Even more exciting, they can now take a person's own cells and transform them into tiny, organized structures called "organoids." These organoids hold the incredible promise of being able to treat, modify, or even cure debilitating injuries and diseases that affect the brain, like Alzheimer's or Parkinson's.
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Meet a few of the scientists who are working
towards regenerative medicines for the brain!
David Margulies, MD Founder Quiver Bioscience
Roy Maimon, PhD NYU Tandon School of Engineering
Hope on the Horizon
This is a huge leap forward, and scientists worldwide are incredibly excited because it means important new treatments are on the way for people with brain injuries and neurodegenerative diseases. There's real progress happening, and the future looks brighter than ever for those who've been living without much hope.
Our Mission: Igniting Brain Renewal
Hope for millions. Healing for the brain. A future we can build—together.