NEWS & EVENTS
- Allied World Supports Spinal Cord Repair
Leading global insurance and reinsurance company, Allied World Assurance Company has generously donated £15,000.
Read more - "My vision of helping the blind will become science fact"
A recent article from The Scotsman newspaper on Professor Bal Dhillon's research.
Read more - Scottish Stem Cell Scientists to Benefit from New Research Fund
Stem cell research in Scotland is set to receive an extra boost with the launch of a new Scottish stem cell research fund on 13 September 2011.
Read more - Having a Ball
Look out your dancing shoes to support a great cause! Prestigious Charity ball on 17 November 2011 at Embankment Gardens, London.
Read more - Run for Funds
Free places are available for Virgin London Marathon 2012 and Silverston Half Marathon 2012.
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Stem cell research is the most promising area of medical science today. It has the potential to treat so many devastating conditions, such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes, heart attacks, stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, cancer, spinal cord damage and blindness.
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