Stories - ALS Society of Canada - Page 10

Is an experimental drug that can prevent abnormal protein behaviour in ALS already out there?

Lolo Lam holding a framed photo of her father against a purple background.

Giving back honours a father’s sacrifice and untimely passing

Margot Algie sitting in a wheelchair against a purple background.

From ice bucket to bucket list: how Margot is coping with ALS

Janice Robertson, leading Canadian ALS researcher, in a white lab coat, arms crossed.

Leading Canadian ALS researcher stresses “time is of the essence”

Beth Robertson in a dark blue sweater holding a black cat, set against a purple background.

No time to lose: ALS Canada volunteer and fundraiser sees urgent need for change

The Murray family gathered around a loved one in a hospital bed.

Learning about ALS for the first time: young people share their perspectives

Dr. Jasna Kriz discussing immune cells as a potential key to slowing ALS progression

Can the key to slowing ALS progression be found in the immune cells of the brain?

Partnering with the ALS community on a new assessment tool

Can new understandings about RNA granules explain types of ALS?

Does a previously unstudied protein play an important role in ALS?

Photos of ALS Canada volunteers celebrating National Volunteer Week

Celebrating Your Impact: ALS Canada Volunteers

Can antibodies help diagnosis ALS faster?

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