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ALS Canada celebrates National Volunteer Week 2021 with volunteer photos

The power of one, the value of many: Celebrating ALS Canada’s volunteers

Dr. Alex Parker and Dr. Matthieu Ruiz with text discussing the potential of probiotics to delay the onset or severity of ALS symptoms through brain-gut connections.

The Brain-Gut connection: Could a probiotic help delay the onset or severity of ALS symptoms?

Mark Vivraris using an equipment loan program device, surrounded by caregivers.

Maintaining dignity, independence and safety through ALS Canada’s Equipment Loan Program

A collage of images featuring ALS patients and supporters in various settings.

For What Counts: ALS Canada’s 2019 Annual Report

ALS Canada celebrates National Volunteer Week 2020 with volunteer photos

Celebrating the strength of ALS Canada’s volunteer community

Norman MacIsaac looking out at a sunset with binoculars.

Luckiest of the unlucky: keeping a positive mindset in the face of ALS

Alicia Dubinski in a lab setting with text about her research using animal models to study the formation of stress granules in ALS.

Can an animal model provide new insights into the formation of stress granules?

Group photo of ALS Canada Career Transition Award recipients with background illustrations of scientific equipment and research themes.

ALS Canada: Committed to the bright future of Canada’s ALS researchers

Can new understandings about nuclear speckles lead to new treatment options for ALS?

Could newly discovered tags on TDP-43 protein explain its abnormal behaviour in ALS?

Is the loss of normal function of C9orf72 protein in a particular cell type a key driver of ALS disease processes?

What is the role of a newly discovered protein in ALS?

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