Are you ready to be part of something bigger? Join a research study TODAY and help transform lives. 

At Kessler Foundation, our award-winning scientists are developing and testing breakthrough interventions to improve mobility, cognition, and quality of life for people with neurological and developmental disabilities. 

More than 10,000 volunteers have already joined us - And over half have come back to participate in more than one study! 

Since 2020, we've completed over 7,000 research sessions - Thanks to participants who showed up, stayed committed, and helped drive real progress. 

Here are 3 reasons to join a research study: 

#1 - You Can Help Drive Discovery 

Support the development of rehabilitation strategies 
Provide valuable data that improves care and independence 
Test new therapies and help scientists better understand medical conditions 
 
#2 - Flexible Options for Taking Part 
Join us in person at our research centers in East Hanover and West Orange, NJ 
Or participate from home - some studies require no in-person visits 
Time commitments vary, and we'll make sure you know what to expect 
We make participation easy - and even enjoyable! 
 
#3 - Experience Hands-On Research 
Depending on the study, you might: 
Engage in exercise-based programs or imaging studies using MRI 
Complete questionnaires or cognitive tests that feel like fun brain games 
Try cutting-edge tech like robotic exoskeletons or virtual reality equipment 

Ready to make an impact? 

Contact Jackie Leddy at 973.323.3686 
Email us at researchstudies@kesslerfoundation.org 
Or visit kesslerfoundation.org/join 
 
Be part of the discovery. Join a research study today.

Join a research study TODAY and help transform lives

Read the transcript, https://kesslerfoundation.org/sites/default/files/2025-10/From%20Stroke%20to%20Strength_How%20Robotics%20Are%20Transforming%20Rehab-TRANSCRIPT.pdf

Research scientists at Kessler Foundation are pioneering a new frontier in neurorehabilitation through groundbreaking studies in robotic exoskeletons. This research helps individuals recovering from stroke and brain injury walk again. It also explores how intensive robotic therapy can drive lasting brain changes, potentially redefining recovery protocols for millions. Led by Karen J. Nolan, PhD, associate director in the Center for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research, our scientists are investigating how wearable robotics can restore mobility and independence. With support from Liz Lowenstein and the Reitman Foundation, the Foundation’s work has led to FDA-clearance for multiple devices and a federally funded clinical trial—the first of its kind for adults with acute stroke. 

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Kessler Foundation Investigator:
Lead: Karen J. Nolan, PhD, https://kesslerfoundation.org/aboutus/Karen-Nolan

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EXPLORE our mobility research:
https://kesslerfoundation.org/research/center-mobility-and-rehabilitation-engineering

PARTICIPATE:
Interested in participating in our research remotely or in-person? Go to https://kesslerfoundation.org/join 

READ our 2024 Impact Report:
https://kesslerfoundation.org/2024-impact-report

LISTEN to all our 2024 Impact Report stories:
https://soundcloud.com/kesslerfoundation/sets/kessler-foundation-impact-reports

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This podcast was recorded, produced, and edited by Joan Banks-Smith, Creative Producer at Kessler Foundation in October 2025.

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How Robotics Are Changing Stroke Rehab

✨by request per countless DMs. Audio+lyrics tailored specifically for the ‘goon 🍤 cuck’ community.
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She spreads — white legs up — while you whimper in the dark.
You stroke your useless dck— she takes every inch of alpha cock
Goon … Goon… Goon…

She’s got black bulls in rotation,
While you lose grip on your last erection.
T levels down, jawline gone,
Your body says 'cuck' and your balls play along.

Stretched wide, come dripping down her thighs,
And you clean it up, shame in your eyes.

He fucks— (You watch!)
She moans — (You choke!)
He breeds — (You edge!)
You come— (You broke!)

White legs up, white pride down,
Her holes are fed, your manhood's down.
Alpha swagger, you just freeze,
She got ruined while you said please.

White legs up, you lose again,
They mark her womb while you count to ten.
You beg for crumbs, they flood her deep,
Another black bun in the oven—now goon and weep.

Stretch marks proof of your failure,
For you this feels like a movie trailer.
She giggles when you ask to join,
She says no, and you go ~boing~.

You’re the joke, she’s the prize,
Her moans are real — look at her eyes..
Shrunken balls, tiny shrimp
Click repeat and stroke it simp..

Stroke — stroke — no control,
Come to shame, that’s your role.
Goon for her, but never touch,
You exist to watch — and that’s too much.

White legs up — legs wide, mind broken.
White legs up — her words, unspoken.
White legs up — and you're not chosen.

Fade out

Goon and Weep // lyrics

What are the signs of a stroke? What is tinnitus? How do I protect myself from getting the flu? Prairie Doc Andrew Ellsworth is joined by medical student Kaleb Dobbs to answer these questions and more.

Ask Anything with Dr. Andrew Ellsworth

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The Antique Clock sound library features a set of recordings consisting of both an authentic vintage table pendulum clock and a large classic wall clock complete with elegant chimes. The focus of this pack captures detailed recordings of the two distinct chimes of each clock, designed clock ticking, and inner mechanical clock movement.

This collection evokes a sense of crafted precision and quiet stately nostalgia, recorded in our completely silent room with the focus on capturing the highest possible detail using professional pre-amps and microphones with expert placement. Our recording setup for these types of recordings, like the Antique Mechanisms sound library, provides the full, rich and detailed personality of these classic mechanical timepieces. This library follows the Universal Category System for file naming and description.



Antique Clock Sound Effects

Audio roundup of selected biopharma industry content from Scrip over the business week ended November 28, 2025. In this episode:  2027 Medicare price cuts likely not as large as CMS estimates; Zai Lab leads DLL3 lung cancer ADC race; Phase II failure for J&J’s Alzheimer’s asset posdinemab; Bayer's positive Phase III data for asundexian in stroke; and Pfizer/Astellas’s Padcev's first big win in bladder cancer study.

Story links: https://insights.citeline.com/scrip/podcasts/scrips-five-must-know-things/quick-listen-scrips-five-must-know-things-R4RCDF2RXVGVHPEX2WQ7A3JVKU/

This episode was produced with the help of AI text-to-voice and voice emulation tools.

Playlist: soundcloud.com/citelinesounds/sets/scrips-five-must-know-things

Scrip's Five Must-Know Things - Dec. 1, 2025

本期播客内容来自《Scrip》杂志，精选内容涵盖截至2025年11月28日当周的生物制药行业的商业动态。本期节目采用人工智能文本转语音及语音仿真技术制作。

本次要闻: 2027年医保降价幅度或低于CMS预期；赛尔安泰在DLL3肺癌ADC竞赛中领先；强生抗tau阿尔茨海默病药物posdinemab二期试验失败；拜耳阿苏德克赛安三期中风试验意外获胜；辉瑞/安斯泰来Padcev膀胱癌研究首获重大突破。

Story links: https://insights.citeline.com/scrip/podcasts/scrips-five-must-know-things/quick-listen-scrips-five-must-know-things-R4RCDF2RXVGVHPEX2WQ7A3JVKU/

Playlist: on.soundcloud.com/gnr7PaOwflNKiAO7QX



Scrip 五件必知要闻: 药闻周析 - 全球制药风云聚焦 (Chinese-language podcast)

“Never Give Up (Six Years Strong)” is an uplifting, mid-tempo inspirational country (or contemporary Christian) ballad that chronicles a family’s harrowing journey after a loved one suffers a massive stroke six years ago. From the chaos of emergency brain surgery and a month-long hospital stay to the slow, tear-soaked victories of relearning to speak, walk, and live independently, the song honors unbreakable resilience, stubborn hope, and the quiet heroism of never quitting. With heartfelt verses, a soaring chorus, and a triumphant final message—“the story ain’t ended”—it’s a tearjerker celebration of beating the odds and choosing to keep fighting, one hard-won step at a time.

Never Give Up (Six Years Strong)

This song is a poignant ballad about unwavering love and commitment in the face of illness, chronicling a couple's journey from diagnosis through treatment and into their later years, emphasizing themes of support, renewal of vows, and enduring companionship.

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Citeline places biopharma and medical device professionals, and those who focus on these industries, at the forefront of knowledge and insight, by providing the perfect combination of news and information together with penetrating insight and analysis. Citeline is a leader in the field of healthcare industry information.

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Kessler Foundation - Changing the lives of people with disabilities through research in stroke, brain injury, multiple sclerosis,  spinal cord injury and by funding innovative programs that promote employment for people with disabilities. Podcasts are from various consumer and professional lectures   presented by our researchers and guest lecturers.

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