CurePSP, the Leading Organization for Prime of Life Neurodegeneration.

Welcome to CurePSP

CurePSP is the leading source of information and support for patients and their families, other caregivers, researchers, and healthcare professionals on prime of life neurodegeneration including PSP, CBD, MSA, and related diseases.

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Care Where It Counts

When disease leads to disability, patients and their caregivers can become painfully isolated. Homebound patients without access to the expert care that can offer both symptomatic relief and psychosocial support tend to be much more frequently hospitalized and placed in nursing homes. They can also miss out on opportunities to contribute to studies exploring new treatments and possible cures. This study is assessing the benefits of in—home visits by a neurologist, a nurse and a social worker and its impact on quality of life.

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Featured Personal Story

Pierre and Jocelyne Gervais

On the morning of October 3, 2016, Pierre Gervais passed away, peacefully, and in the company of his wife Jocelyne. The many messages that were sent in the days leading up to his passing were a great comfort and support for the family, and were heard and understood by Pierre. When told that we at CurePSP were further impassioned to fight to find treatment and cure he gave the advice, “don’t quit.”Pierre was kind and admired by many, true to self and others, one to depend on always – a wonderful husband, great father, best friend and loving grandfather.

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Venture Grants

CurePSP accepts proposals for research projects from academic and nonacademic institutions. The CurePSP Scientific Advisory Board reviews all submissions and recommends the most appropriate projects for funding.The maximum total grant amount awarded is $100,000. The period of the grant may be up to 3 years in duration but the total cannot exceed $100,000. However, greater or lesser amounts and duration may be offered depending on resources available. The next deadline for applications is March 18, 2018.

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