Funded Initiatives

Outreach

Pituitary Patient Support Group

Formation of a Pituitary Patient Support Group to serve as a clearinghouse of information for treatment options, as well as a source of support for those dealing with the emotional aspects of such illnesses. 2004 NeuroGrant Recipient

Early Detection of Brain Metastases from Advanced Breast Cancer Through Education and Screening

A two part project which will: 1) provide educational information to breast cancer patients regarding the prevalence of metastases to the brain, available treatments, and the importance of brain scans and early detection and 2) undertake a research project which will examine the role of early screening for brain metastases arising from breast cancer. 2006 NeuroGrant Recipient

Community Outreach and Education On Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

Patient education program to inform the public about NPH and treatment options. 2003 NeuroGrant Recipient

Spine in Sports Foundation: See What You Hit Videotape Distribution

Distribution of an educational videotape designed to prevent headfirst tackling that leads to cervical injuries to Illinois high school athletes.

Intracranial Artherosclerosis Screening Project

Proactive stroke screening for early disease identification. 2005 NeuroGrant Recipient

Neurovascular Program Development

Development of computer-based patient education materials to assist vascular/stroke patients in learning about and evaluating various treatment options.

Synapse Newsletter

A biannual newsletter providing patients with the latest information regarding leading edge technologies and treatments in the neurosciences.

Running Your Best Race

A half-day clinic providing comprehensive, timely and practical tips for runners planning to train for the Chicago Marathon.

World Federation of Neurosurgery (WFNS) Equipment Donation

Donate two neurosurgical instrument sets for use by neurosurgeons in developing countries.

Managing Brain Metastases in Patients with Advanced Breast Cancer

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“The CINN Associates strive to assist CINN in improving the lives of individuals with neurologic disorders such as stroke, brain tumors, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injury and other back problems.”

For more information on how to become a CINN Associate or to speak with an Associate, please contact The CINN Foundation at 773/250.0300 or