DMRF Canada is proud to support scientific meetings and educational programs that foster collaboration, spark new ideas, and advance our understanding of dystonia. These gatherings provide vital opportunities for clinicians, researchers, and trainees to share knowledge and identify new avenues toward better treatments, improved diagnoses, and ultimately, a cure.
Meetings, Workshops, and Conferences2026Coming Soon.
Read more...Dystonia Medical Research Foundation (DMRF) Canada is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 Jackson Mooney Patient Grant for Dystonia (JMPG). This annual grant, established by Jackson and Jefferson Mooney, aims to provide financial assistance of up to $5,000 for Canadian residents living with dystonia who are in financial need and committed to enhancing their current situation through furthering their education.
This year’s recipients, Lauren Allard and Abi Tripp have demonstrated exceptional dedication and resilience in their personal and academic pursuits.
Read more...A Critical Call to Action for the Dystonia, Hydrocephalus & Spina Bifida Communities Rising Costs, Fewer Sponsors: Why Community Support Is More Urgent Than Ever
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Dystonia Medical Research Foundation (DMRF) Canada is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Jackson Mooney Patient Grant for Dystonia (JMPG). This annual grant, established by Jackson and Jefferson Mooney, aims to provide financial assistance of up to $5,000 for Canadian residents living with dystonia who are in financial need and committed to enhancing their current situation through furthering their education.
Read more...September marks Dystonia Awareness Month. DMRF Canada is proudly partnering with AbbVie Canada on a national PR campaign to define the impact of cervical dystonia across Canada.
Read more...DMRF Canada is pleased to announce our continued support of the Banting Research Foundation Discovery Award Program for 2025.
The Banting Research Foundation Discovery Award, supported by DMRF Canada, is a one-year grant of up to $30,000 per year that will support research related to the causes, mechanisms, prevention, and treatments which could potentially enable medical breakthroughs and transformative health care advances to find a cure for dystonia.
Read more...The 2023 IDS6 Summary is Available Now!The Samuel Belzberg 6th International Dystonia Symposium, held in Dublin, Ireland last year, brought together top dystonia researchers from 32 countries, including 68 faculty members and nearly 350 attendees, all striving for a deeper understanding of dystonia and how to treat those affected.
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