Neurological Disorders Disable 14 Million Children in the US: CNS is a nonprofit research foundation improving the lives of children disabled by neurological disorders through research focused on brain repair and regeneration. Find out more about brain repair and how YOU can help.

New science, new reason for hope

QuickTime Required. Interested in learning about the science and how it can help change lives? Watch this video to see how scientists from Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and other top institutions have recently begun to use tools such as stem cells and genetic modification to repair and regenerate brain tissue in their laboratories. For the first time in history, leading researchers see opportunity to treat the underlying causes, not just the symptoms, of these devastating conditions. Click here to launch the video. Allow 3 minutes for video to fully load.  Learn about Stem Cells by watching this informative, interactive video Flash Required Click here to view Allow 3 minutes for video to fully load.    Click here to view CNS PSA Allow 3 minutes for video to fully load.

Help turn Science into Hope Christopher's Fight For Life Our beautiful and precious christopher dylan was born on december 3, 2001. Christopher was not breathing when he was born, and was revived. He suffered acute oxygen loss, and as a result his brain was globally damaged. Christopher is unable to walk, speak, eat, or purposefully move or communicate. It is a struggle each and every day for him to breathe and experience normal bodily functions. Christopher was not supposed to have survived this long, however, with much love and care, he has physically thrived. Although he has little brain function, his organs are healthy. He has fought to stay alive, and we fight for him and pray for stem cell developments during his lifetime. Click here to read about our featured child.

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