Reading Time: 2 minutes The last few days have been quite a hectic for the research development team for many reasons. Annual conference workshop This year, our Annual Conference
Reading Time: 2 minutes We’ve been extremely excited about this research finding for a while now and have closely followed the progress of Prof Ammar Al-Chalabi’s publication as it was
Reading Time: < 1 minute This week has seen a whirlwind of activity – and saw what seemed like never-ending rain, for Northampton at least! But as the week is drawing
Reading Time: 3 minutes A few months ago, I attended a media training day. It involved a series of ‘mock’ interviews on radio and TV, performed in studios by
Reading Time: 2 minutes In between reading the plethora of abstracts that are mounting on our desks and being locked away in a quiet room to proof read them
Reading Time: 2 minutes Amanda Dean, a PhD student who we’ve been helping to find recruits for her project to ‘voice the views’ of people living with MND, has sent
Causes and disease mechanisms Markers of Disease Progression MND Research Models of MND Research we fund Treatments
Updating our research strategy
Reading Time: < 1 minute Our Research Strategy has recently been revised and can be downloaded from our website: http://www.mndassociation.org/document.rm?id=751. Although it can seem that MND research moves at ‘glacial’
Reading Time: 3 minutes Day 2 began early! By 8.15am our stand was on display in the ‘breakout’ room, where the tea and lunch breaks were held and also
Reading Time: 2 minutes Wednesday was the first day of the Young Investigator’s meeting. Approximately 120 delegates from across Europe gathered in London to share their latest results on
Reading Time: 2 minutes ALSUntangled have debunked yet another unproven treatment advertised on the internet. Publishing these results in a reputable journal is of the utmost importance as it