Stories - ALS Society of Canada - Page 11

Does a viral infection play a role in ALS onset and progression?

Abdullah Ishaque discussing advanced brain imaging in ALS research

Can Advanced Brain Imaging Diagnose ALS Earlier?

Could decreasing the over-excitability of motor neurons be a new way to treat ALS?

Dr. Xavier Roucou discussing the role of alternative proteins in ALS research

Do newly-discovered alternative proteins play a role in ALS?

Cutting-edge technology allows University of Toronto researchers to tackle ALS in a new way

Can a revolutionary gene-editing tool create better animal models for studying ALS?

Lin Lin, PhD student, discussing ALS research on two common occurrences

How are two of the most common occurrences in ALS related?

Dr. Ekaterina Rogaeva discussing the connection between biological age and ALS

Can measuring “biological age” explain why ALS affects people differently?

Thank you message with images of diverse people expressing thanks

Wrapping up the holiday giving season

Eddy sitting with a communication device mounted on his wheelchair.

ALS took Eddy’s voice – today he has it back again

Banner discussing the role of environmental impacts on genes and how they may explain the different ways ALS affects people, featuring Dr. Ekaterina Rogaeva.

Can environmental impacts on genes explain why ALS affects people differently?

Participant pouring ice water over themselves during the Ice Bucket Challenge, with text promoting the event.

Every August Until A Cure 2018

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