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Clinical Trials
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The Miami Project researchers currently have several clinical trials and research studies available for people who have had a spinal cord injury; some are for acute injuries and some are for chronic injuries.

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No Two Spinal Cord Injuries are Exactly the Same.

A critical Miami Project mission is to conduct basic and translational research to support future clinical advancements

- Drs. Barth Green, Dalton Dietrich and Allan Levi

In 2011, I was paralyzed. Today I can walk. I am thankful to God, and for all of the support I had from my family and friends. Special thanks to Marc and Nick Buoniconti, and The Miami Project for all they've done to help people.

- Jorge Valdes

I suffered a spinal cord injury in 1983. The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis really made a difference in my life.

- Frank Diaz

Exosomes, like the nano-sized vehicle of Fantastic Voyage, will allow us to deliver biomolecules or pharmaceuticals to specific areas of the body after injury to program damaged cells to survive and repair themselves

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GUIDES AND TIPS
Strength training along with exercise and a well-balanced diet are essential for healthy living. The Miami Project promotes physical health and well-being by providing dozens of resources for individuals with a spinal cord injury.

Nutrition

Nutrition

Eating healthy is something we all know we should do, but we don't always know how.

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Exercise

Exercise

It helps increase your strength and endurance, but can also help prevent other problems from developing.

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VIRTUAL EXERCISE VIDEOS

These sessions were designed to help you get the most out of your time, beginning with a warmup to get you in the exercise groove and prevent injuries. Remember that any exercise is better than no exercise, so adjust each exercise to your skill level. This means decreasing the weight or using no weight at all. If at any moment you feel pain STOP! and assess whether you can continue or not.  We hope you enjoy the sessions as much as we do. Have Fun!

 

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Rehabilitation
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Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center

The Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center for The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis at UHealth/Jackson Memorial was designed from scratch to be one of the country’s elite facilities for patients recovering from traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, cancer treatment, and other complex conditions.

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I am a
Face Of Paralysis

PARALYSIS DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE.
Watch our stories of hope and inspiration from a few of our participants as they live and fight paralysis.

Dr. Deena Cilien

I AM: Deena

My professor told me about The Miami Project. It made me love the profession even more because the injured are an under-served community, their lives changed in an instant.

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I AM: Ricky

I AM: Ricky

I first fell in love with The Miami Project in 1986, while volunteering as one of the first research participants. I continue to return to participate in studies.

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I AM: Brain Machine Interface

I AM: Brain Machine Interface

I am one of the first people to be implanted with a BMI which allows me to move my paralyzed arm and hand using the power of my thoughts.

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Frank Diaz with Jason Pensky

I AM: Frank

I suffered a spinal cord injury in 1983. The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis really made a difference in my life.

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Faces of Paralysis: Jerrod

Jerrod's Story

Jerrod was paralyzed in a car accident leaving him a paraplegic. He has participated in a number of clinical research programs at The Miami Project, and has seen improvements as a result of that participation.

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Faces of Paralysis: Jazzmin

Jazzmin's Story

Jazzmin was paralyzed the result of an immune disorder. At The Miami Project, she has been participating in research training programs including a suspended walking system and a cycling program.

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Faces of Paralysis: Richard

Richard's Story

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Faces of Paralysis: June

June's Story

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Questions?
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The Education office of The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis is available to answer any questions or provide further clarification regarding any of our ongoing clinical studies. Feel free to get in touch with us today!

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