Professor Nadia Badawi - Partnerships, science and money

Professor Badawi, Chair of Cerebral Palsy provides an overview of the creation of an international research network aimed at the prevention and cure of cerebral palsy. This network is an outcome of Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation's Prevention and Cure Summit. The Summit was held in San Francisco in October 2011 and was kindly funded by a generous donation from the Balnaves Foundation. Professor Nadia Badawi leads our dedicated team of researchers. Professor Badawi is a world renowned neonatologist who has extensive experience working in the field of cerebral palsy.

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