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About AVRA Surgical Inc.
AVRA Surgical, Inc. was organized in 2008 to bring patient inspired medical technology into the global marketplace. They work in close partnership with German Aerospace Center (also known as DLR, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt) and other strategic partners on the commercialization of unique medically related products in the surgical arena and in the area of wireless implantable devices.
AVRA Surgical, Inc.'s mission is to bring innovative medical products and services to the global market in order to improve patients' quality of life and to give surgeons better tools, procedures and knowledge to enhance the quality of their work.
AVRA Surgical, Inc. has its roots in aviation, astronautics and surgery. The collective vision of AVRA's scientists, engineers, researchers, academicians and surgeons is to apply proven space-based technologies to the fields of medical devices and minimally invasive robotic surgery.
AVRA's team of highly accomplished professionals, each an expert in his or her discipline, and each of whom wanting to join forces to create better products and services, is why and how this transfer of space technology is being successfully brought to earth to benefit mankind.
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President George Bush signed Presidential Proclamation 5975 designating May as National Stroke Awareness Month at the urging of National Stroke Association. Since then, National Stroke Association has been honoring this special time of the year to increase public awareness of stroke in an effort to conquer it.
Over the years, public education campaigns have been conducted during May to increase awareness of different aspects of stroke that directly affect specific populations, such as women or those at high risk for stroke. Today, National Stroke Association continues educating the public through campaigns such as the Faces of Stroke and by designing easy-to-use tools and resources that initiate individuals and groups to raise awareness on a local level.
There is a great movement of stroke champions already engaged in heightening the awareness of stroke in the U.S. By joining the thousands of people already committed to stroke awareness, you adopt stroke as a cause and put everyone further down the road to reduced incidence.
Act now to help save more lives from stroke
You too can register for the 2012 Act FAST for Stroke Challenge! There’s no time to waste: Every 40 seconds, another person experiences a stroke.
We need to act fast to raise awareness and vital funds to save the lives of thousands of people at risk for stroke. You will be supporting our lifesaving mission to reduce the incidence of stroke, and help individuals and families touched by stroke every day. Together, we can raise $50,000 before May 23 to reach the more than 100,000 people at risk of dying from stroke this year.Make a difference during National Stroke Awareness Month.
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