Neuromod Prize Finalist Showcase

In partnership with Neuromod Prize, NIH, and Luminary Labs Imagine if we could treat nearly any condition in the body through precise regulation of the nervous system. The Neuromod Prize is a $9.8 million competition from NIH’s SPARC program to accelerate the development of targeted neuromodulation therapies that could do just that. Come and see the Neuromod Prize finalists who are competing for a share of the $5 million Phase 3 prize pool for live presentations of their groundbreaking solutions. These innovators are bringing bioelectronic medicine closer to patients, offering new hope to millions battling chronic conditions. The Neuromod Prize finalists: - Anthony F. DiMarco, M.D. - High-frequency spinal cord stimulation reduces respiratory tract infections and improves bowel management in people with neurological impairment - Juniper Biomedical - Highly precise, micro-implantable neuromodulation to treat stress urinary incontinence, overactive bladder and fecal incontinence - University of Louisville Research Foundation Inc. - StimXS, neuromodulation of the lumbosacral spinal cord, automatically regulates cardiovascular, respiratory, and urinary systems after spinal cord injury - University of Pittsburgh Department of Urology - A novel multi-channel implantable device for sacral-pudendal neuromodulation to treat bladder, bowel, and sexual disorders