whose designs were nominated "Best of the Best of 2006" by the Robb Report, has designed a trademark, limited edition "HOPE" bracelet in support of cerebral palsy research. 100% of bracelet sale proceeds (the bracelets are sterling silver and sell for $200) will go to support the mission of CPIRF. To order a bracelet Click Here or call the foundation directly at 202 496-5060.
Gary Lynn, CPIRF’s Community Ambassador, was chosen by the Houston, Astros to represent the team at the Major League Baseball All Star Game July 14th in St. Louis, MO. Gary Lynn, CPIRF’s friend extraordinary, has spastic,
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The Today Show, inspired by CPIRF’s “Robot’s a New Hope” video about Robotic Research For Cerebral Palsy, filmed children at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and at Blythedale Children’s Hospital where CPIRF is
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Friday - June 26, 2009
Shriners Hospital for Children
Chicago, Illinois.
Shriners Hospital would like to extend you an invitation to join us in Chicago on Friday, June 26th for a day long Pediatric Lokomat Workshop. Hear doctors, researchers and
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The Cerebral Palsy International Research Foundation (CPIRF) hosted “Families of Distinction,” on Sunday night to recognize individuals and families for their commitment to educ...
By Dr. Richard Lauer;
While cerebral palsy (CP) is characterized by impairments in the development of movement and posture that are attributed to disturbances that occurred in the developing
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