August is Neurosurgery Awareness Month and so this month we will be shining the spotlight on all things Neurosurgery!

Join us as we share interviews with our talented local neurosurgeons and neurosurgical trainees.

Read incredible stories from patients who have been kind enough to share their personal experiences of what it is like to live with and be treated for neurosurgical conditions.

Keep an eye out for fun facts and tidbits throughout the month.

Join us as we go behind the surgical mask and learn more about this fascinating field.

There are many ways YOU can get involved this August:

• Follow our social media pages for all the latest updates.

• Help us spread awareness by sharing or posting your own neurosurgery related content. Include the hashtag #NeurosurgeryAwarenessMonth and be sure to mention us @NRFTeamNeuro, @NeuroSurgR or @neurosurgicalresearch so we see it!
• DONATE to the cause and help fund vital neurosurgical research into the following conditions:
  • Brain tumours and cancer
  • Stroke, brain haemorrhage and aneurysms
  • Paediatric research
  • Neurotrauma:
    • Spinal cord injury
    • Traumatic brain injury
  • Neurodegeneration
    • Parkinson's disease
    • Concussion
• Host your own Fundraiser or come along to one of our upcoming fundraising events.
• Join our City to Bay team #NRFTeamNeuro!
• Come along to one of our Research Presentation events in September to learn more about the exciting current neurosurgical research happening right here in SA!

When you fundraise or donate to the NRF you can be sure that 100% of your donation goes straight to research.

Let's spread Neurosurgery Awareness this August!

Neurosurgery Awareness Month Interviews

Check back each week as we will be posting interviews with Adelaide neurosurgeons, trainees and researchers throughout the month!

WEEK 1

Interview with NRF President and retired Neurosurgeon Dr Glenn McCulloch

WEEK 2

Interview with Dr Alistair Jukes, adult and paediatric neurosurgeon specialising in open and endovascular neurosurgery.