Reading Time: 2 minutes In the short space of three months, details of a second gene have been published linking MND to the protein recycling system in our cells.
Reading Time: 5 minutes A recent gene finding suggests that recycling within our cells is key to all forms of MND. This story captivated many people affected by MND
Reading Time: 2 minutes In December last year, we told you about a new drug for uncontrollable laughter and crying (known as the pseudobulbar affect) called Nuedexta that had been approved for
Reading Time: 3 minutes It’s taken a huge international collaboration, including 3 MND Association-funded scientists, to discover a genetic mistake that appears to cause almost 40% of cases of
Reading Time: 5 minutes We invited Prof Siddharthan Chandran to be our keynote speaker at our Annual Conference and below we’ve provided a brief overview of his presentation which we hope
Reading Time: 9 minutes I’m sure many of you who follow our blog have also been following the discussion on our forum about the Neuraltus trial for a drug called NP001.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Today is a big day for the research grants team as we are launching our online summary application form for researchers applying for biomedical* project
Reading Time: 3 minutes Researchers from Northwestern University Feinburg School of Medicine in America, have identified that faulty ubiquilin 2 plays an integral role to MND. Led by eminent
Reading Time: < 1 minute At last year’s 21st International Symposium on ALS/MND, we told you about a study which suggested that handedness is linked to the site of onset
Reading Time: 2 minutes By using spinal cord donations from people with MND, an American group of researchers have created a new, human ‘in a dish’ model of MND.