Author name: Sarah McCall

Lyndsay Murray, PhD, was awarded $75,000 for her research project, “Evaluating the impact of sequential versus simultaneous administration of SMN-inducing compounds on motor unit recovery in mouse models of SMA.” Dr. Murray’s basic research grant is one of five awarded by Cure SMA in 2022 totaling $525,000. Meet Dr. Murray Tell us about yourself. I […]

In recent years, the FDA-approval of three new SMA treatments has made it possible for a growing number of affected individuals to receive disease-modifying drugs. In addition, many more potential SMA treatments are being studied in ongoing clinical trials, either alone or alongside approved treatments. This rapid increase in SMA research has made it more

Each year, Cure SMA invites scientists from around the world to submit funding proposals for basic research projects that address specific unanswered questions in SMA biology. Our Scientific Advisory Board ranks the submitted proposals on both their scientific merit and relevance to the Cure SMA research priorities. This year, Cure SMA’s top basic research priorities