Motor Impairment

NeuRA is so fortunate to have many energetic PhD students working in the schizophrenia laboratory. These young men and women have chosen to dedicate their studies to schizophrenia research, and every day bring an enthusiasm that is contagious. To grow tomorrow's leaders, we have a responsibility to nurture young researchers toward independence today. Their learning includes helping turn discoveries into scientific papers and eventually into meaningful improvements for people living with schizophrenia. But because of the loss of a significant funding partner, their future is very uncertain. We need your help to keep these researchers investing their talents into schizophrenia research, to aid in their mentoring, and to maintain our exciting momentum. You can help. With the end of the financial year only weeks away, would you please give a gift today? I invite you to read the full story below and the story of Eva, whose daughter and mother both lived with the disease (click here for her story). Please consider supporting schizophrenia research at NeuRA. Perhaps you would like to become a NeuRA Discovery Partner and enjoy the simplicity of monthly giving, knowing you are providing even greater certainty to confidently plan for tomorrow. Together, we will defeat schizophrenia.