Research Resources

Watch our webinar on ALS Research and Clinical Trials 101 here.

Connect with us at our ALS Research and Clinical Trials 101 Q&A Drop-In

This monthly Q&A drop-in session is available for people living with ALS, their families, caregivers, and anyone close to someone living with the disease who is seeking information or might have questions about ALS research and/or clinical trials. The ALS Canada Research Team is available to answer any questions and help you find resources on these topics:

• ALS research and clinical trial updates
• Opportunities for participation in research
• Clinical trial design and information
• Drug development
• ALS genetics
• And more!

Drop in to have your questions addressed, chat with peers, meet the ALS Canada Team, and get access to research resources.

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All questions about ALS research can also be directed towards the ALS Canada Research Team for support at anytime. Contact us at research@als.ca.

For a list of commonly used ALS research terms.

Scientific articles (or papers) are the published results of a scientific study. You can search for articles on databases such as PubMed. Our guide can help you to start navigating these articles.

For more information on ALS genetics and research.