Reading Time: 3 minutes “After a time where patients and sponsors of trials alike had become disheartened about the lack of positive clinical trials, it is exciting to see
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Reading Time: 4 minutes With the huge advances in biology, it can seem that areas such as brain scanning are relatively stagnant, but we are starting to see a
Reading Time: 4 minutes On Thursday morning, Profs Paul Cox and Walter Bradley chaired a session titled ‘Beyond Guam: New Aspects of the BMAA Hypothesis’. This was the latest
Reading Time: 2 minutes People at increased risk of MND might be the human equivalent of high performance cars – built for speed and agility but becoming unreliable once
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Opening Session theme on how the disease progresses within the Central Nervous System (CNS) continued with the presentation by Prof Stan Appel from Baylor
Reading Time: 3 minutes Proteins are the building blocks of our cells and have a variety of important roles within our bodies. The instructions for how to build our
Reading Time: 2 minutes At the end of the opening session of the International Symposium on ALS/MND, two members of the MND research community were recognised for their contribution
Reading Time: 2 minutes Entering the room for the opening session of the International Symposium on ALS, there was a real air or anticipation. Organisers (yes, that included you,