Reading Time: 3 minutes Researchers from the Flinders University, Australia and University of Miami have discovered a new protein that can act as a biomarker to track disease progression
Reading Time: 2 minutes Scientists from the University of Oxford have set up ‘Families for the Treatment of Hereditary MND’ (FaTHoM), an initiative to bring together the community of
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Focus on the research presented in posters in Dublin
Reading Time: 3 minutes Over 100 talks were given at this month’s International Symposium on ALS/MND in Dublin. There were also over 450 posters of research being presented too.
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Prize winning posters in Dublin
Reading Time: 4 minutes As well as all the networking, debate and new information being shared, the International Symposium on ALS/MND is also a time to celebrate achievements by
Reading Time: 4 minutes Brain banks are a vital resource in MND research. The MRC London Neurodegenerative Diseases Brain Bank was established in 1989. It is part of King’s College
Reading Time: 3 minutes What causes MND is the question that so many of us want to know. For the majority of people with MND we know that it
Reading Time: 2 minutes I firmly believe that the quality of research is only as good as the researcher doing it, which is why the MND Association places a
Reading Time: 2 minutes Today marks the beginning of the next year in MND research around the world, or at least it certainly feels like that! It is the
Reading Time: 3 minutes The MND Association are funding Prof Kevin Talbot, Dr Ruxandra Dafinca (née Mutihac) and colleagues at the University of Oxford, who are investigating the link
Reading Time: 2 minutes During Awareness month in June we reported on the work of Dr James Bashford at King’s College London, exploring new ways of measuring muscle fasciculations