The Euan MacDonald Centre is a hub of clinical and academic research excellence at the University of Edinburgh. We are committed to defeating Motor Neurone Disease through innovative fundamental research.

The Euan MacDonald Centre was established in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2007, by the generosity of MND patient Euan MacDonald and his father, Donald.

The Euan MacDonald Centre provides:

• • A full spectrum of clinical services for MND patients
• • State of the art research into the causes of MND and potential therapies
• • Training for the next generation of clinicians and research leaders

NEWS & EVENTS HIGHLIGHTS

Centre study suggests that severe forms of spinal muscular atrophy may also affect the brain

Aug 2010A new study from Tom Gillingwater, Simon Parson and colleagues suggests that it may be important to monitor brain development and function in patients with the severest forms of the...
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New £10m MS Regenerative Neurology Clinic to open in Edinburgh

Aug 2010 A research clinic for patients with multiple sclerosis is being set up at the University of Edinburgh following a £10 million donation from the author J K Rowling. The Anne Rowling Regenerative...
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