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Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday and your gift can make

Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday and your gift can make a difference in so many ways.

You don't have to wait until tomorrow. Donate now by visiting the link in the bio.

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During this holiday season there is much to be tha

During this holiday season there is much to be thankful for. Tuesday is #GivingTuesday and there are many ways that you can participate.

You can make a donation by visiting this site: https://bit.ly/414UbYs

You could host a fundraiser, share our content, or your personal story on social media, and most of all have some fun with whatever you choose to do.

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There is much to be grateful for in 2024. We wish

There is much to be grateful for in 2024. We wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!

#Thanksgiving

The Miami Project participated in a large multi-ce

The Miami Project participated in a large multi-center clinical trial published in Nature Medicine that evaluated the safety and efficacy of ARC Therapy to improve arm and hand functions in people with chronic spinal cord injury.

Researchers found 72% of those studied experienced meaningful improvements in strength and function.

“This is one of the first, if not the first, pivotal trial to be conducted in spinal cord injury that was successful in most of the participants,” said Miami Project principal investigator James D. Guest, M.D., Ph.D., professor of neurological surgery.

Read the full story at the link in the bio.

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This Thanksgiving, we are profoundly reminded of t

This Thanksgiving, we are profoundly reminded of the power of gratitude. Gratitude is more than just reflection—it's the force that connects us, moves us, and empowers us to change lives together.

Your generosity is not just hope; it's courage in action, it's lives transformed, and it's the light that guides those who need it most. Thank you being a catalyst for change and the reason someone dares to believe in a brighter future.

Most of all, thank you for being part of The Miami Project and The Buoniconti Fund family and helping us cross the finish line together: a cure for paralysis and other neurodegenerative diseases and disorders.

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The Miami Project’s clinical trials and translat

The Miami Project’s clinical trials and translational research programs are at the heart of our efforts to develop groundbreaking therapies and treatments for paralysis. These initiatives hold great promise of transforming the lives of individuals affected by spinal cord injuries, offering them hope and a pathway to recovery.

Today is Give Miami Day. Your contribution will support: Our clinicians and surgeons continuing to provide world-class patient care in new and innovative ways. Scientific development of new treatments to cure many of the world’s most complex neurological issues. Training the next generation of researchers and clinicians. Now more than ever, we need your support.

To give to The Buoniconti Fund or for The Miami Project please visit the links in our bio.

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