Prague Symposium of Child Neurology and Developmental Epileptology
Under the auspices of the Charles University and the ICNA
4-5 November 2011, Prague

Michael Shevell MDCM FRCP
Departments of Pediatrics and Neurology/Neurosurgery
McGill University
Division of Pediatric Neurology
McGill University Health Centre
Project Lead
Cerebral Palsy Demonstration Project
NeuroDevNet NCE

ICNA/ACNA Children with Cerebral Palsy workshop
Kazuhiro Haginoya MD PhD
Takuto Rehabilitation Center for Children
Japan

 Presenter: Michael Kruer, MD; Hosted By: CureCP.org
Michael Kruer presents a fascinating look at the medical history of Cerebral Palsy and the latest research around the causes of CP. Lets Cure CP hosted this webinar on October 9th. This is an amazing discussion about the possible genetic link to some forms of Cerebral Palsy. Please enjoy the webinar and share.

In March 2017, the International Cerebral Palsy Genomics Consortium (ICPGC) was formed. It is an unincorporated collaboration among entities and individuals pursuing the common mission of accelerating progress in cerebral palsy genomic research. The consortium aims to achieve this goal by advancing a common infrastructure of genomics and clinical data, and harmonising approaches to enable effective and responsible sharing of genomics and health-related data.

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Darcy L. Fehlings MD MSc FRCP(C) and Donald Mabbot, PhD discuss their current research trial using the drug Metformin to potentially induce brain repair for children with cerebral palsy.

Each month, Cerebral Palsy Research Network (CPRN) will invite one of its investigators to present their study objectives or findings in a webinar open to the public. Presentations will be 20 minutes in length with an open Q&A following the presentation. Participants must register in advance. Webinars will occur on weeknights at 8 pm ET.