Study: ALS Diagnosis Linked to Metals in Blood, Urine
People with higher levels of metals found in their blood and urine may be more likely to be diagnosed with—and die from—ALS, a new study suggests.
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New Techniques Preserve ALS-Targeted Neurons
Scientists discovered two potential methods for preserving diseased neurons that would normally be destroyed by ALS.
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ALS Patients’ Own Cells May Provide a Safe Pathway to Slow or Halt Progression
Removing ALS patients’ own dysfunctional cells, fixing them, then putting them back in patients’ bodies is safe and well-tolerated, per study.
New Blood Test for ALS Promises Rapid Diagnosis
The genetic fingerprint of five microRNA sequences in blood samples accurately discriminated between people with ALS and healthy individuals.
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Research Provides New Insight into ALS
Apolipoprotein B-100 is an agent responsible for causing permanent motor disability, motor neuron degeneration, and other pathology in ALS.
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Patients with ALS Are Not Only Troubled by Muscle Weakness and Respiratory Dysfunction
Non-motor symptoms such as pain, fatigue, and sleep disorders, are observed in patients with ALS and reduce their quality of life.
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Gene Therapy Approach Shows Promise in Treating ALS
A gene therapy approach, developed at UC San Diego, measurably delayed disease onset in humanized mouse and rat models of familial ALS.
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NeuroSense Joins EverythingALS Open Innovation Consortium
EverythingALS announces NeuroSense Therapeutics Ltd as a new collaborator in the effort to identify treatments and a cure for ALS.
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NeuroSense Therapeutics and NeuraLight Collaborate to Detect ALS Oculometric Biomarkers Using AI and ML
NeuroSense and NeuraLight collaborate to advance the science of digital biomarkers in the detection and monitoring of ALS.
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NeuroSense Therapeutics Reports Positive Results from Stage III ALS Biomarker Study
New Stage III biomarker data in people with ALS validates NeuroSense’s clinical strategy, the company reports.
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ALS May Be Linked to Both the Immune and Central Nervous Systems
The immune system may play a fundamental role along with the central nervous system in ALS, Mount Sinai researchers report.
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Muscle Biopsy Test for Biomarker Could Lead to Earlier Diagnosis of ALS
In JAMA Neurology, researchers outline preliminary research that could pave the way for a future test for earlier diagnosis of ALS.
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Relationship Between ALS Disease Patterns, Microscopic Changes in Brain, Spinal Cord Identified
Researchers have identified a relationship between the patterns of ALS symptoms and microscopic changes in the brain and spinal cord.
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Stealth BioTherapeutics Presents ALS Therapy Data at Keystone Neurodegeneration Symposium
Stealth BioTherapeutics Corp presents SBT-272 preclinical data demonstrating improvement in upper neuron function in ALS.
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Muscular Dystrophy Association Celebrates Lou Gehrig Day at Major League Baseball Games in June
The Muscular Dystrophy Association will honor Major League Baseball’s recognition of Lou Gehrig Day at games across the country in June.
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Team Gleason Partners with Synchron to Redefine Accessibility
Team Gleason and Synchron announce a partnership agreement to provide patient-focused feedback on their platform to transform daily life.
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n-Lorem Foundation and Columbia University Establish Silence ALS Initiative
Silence ALS initiative will offer an integrated solution to identify, support and potentially treat nano-rare ALS patients.
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ProMIS Neurosciences Reports New Milestones in Potential Therapeutic Approaches for ALS
ProMIS Neurosciences Inc announces new milestones in potential therapeutic approaches for ALS, the company notes in a media release.
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