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Spina Bifida Growing Up with Spina Bifida

My name is Brendan Downes, and I’m a 33-year-old adult…
180 Medical Scholarship Spina Bifida Helped Harrison Find Confidence

Since the 180 Medical College Scholarship Program first began in…
Just for Kids Adaptive Halloween Costumes for Kids

At 180 Medical, we believe all children deserve the chance…
180 Medical Scholarship Lauren, 180 Medical Spina Bifida Scholarship Recipient

In August of this year, we announced the recipients of…
Employee Spotlight Meet Brendan, 180 Medical Patient Advocate

180 Medical stays dedicated to positively impacting lives through our…
180 Medical Scholarship Macolin’s Positive Mindset About Spina Bifida

Since the 180 Medical College Scholarship Program was created by…
180 Medical Scholarship Lauren’s Spina Bifida Sparked Her Career Ambitions

Originally, our founder Todd Brown decided to implement a scholarship program at…
180 Medical Community Emphasizing Ability Over Disability: Max Malec’s Story

Max Malec was born with spina bifida. However, he doesn’t…
180 Medical Scholarship Introducing Frank Damiani, 2017 180 Medical Scholarship Recipient

Frank was born with Spina Bifida, but that didn’t keep him from working toward a black belt in Shotokan Karate and finding his true passion to help others. Learn more about this 2017 scholarship recipient’s goals in our latest blog.
180 Medical Scholarship Introducing Megha Kalyan, 2017 180 Medical Scholarship Recipient

Our 2017 180 Medical College Scholarship Recipients have been announced. In our latest blog post, get to know a little about the first of seven, Megha, whose school goals and career path were inspired in part by the care and skill of her pediatric surgeon.
Spina Bifida What to Know About Folic Acid Awareness Week

It’s National Folic Acid Week! Learn more about this essential vitamin and its importance for a healthy pregnancy in our newest blog post.
Spina Bifida Tips for Prevention of Birth Defects

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Learn more about some of the lifestyle choices you can make to help prevent potential birth defects and have a healthy baby.