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26th Symposium: Orlando 2015 MND Research Symposium

Can the progression of MND pause or reverse?

12 December 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 4 minutesCould there be a small number of people for whom there is a pause or a reversal in their disease progression? A talk at the

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26th Symposium: Orlando 2015 Healthcare MND Research Symposium

The Cinderella symptom: Muscle cramps in MND

12 December 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile muscle cramps are a very common symptom of motor neurone disease (MND) there is currently few effective ways of management and treatment. Even though

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26th Symposium: Orlando 2015 MND Research Symposium

Changing the way we think about the causes of MND

12 December 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesAdult onset condition, those with genetic mutations associated with the disease don’t get it until they’re adults, starts in one place and then it spreads,

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MND Research News Research we fund

Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness…..and prizes….

30 November 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe fantastic news that Patrick Joyce and his co-inventors have won the 2015 Hackaday Prize for their ‘Eyedrivomatic’ invention is one of a number of research

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Using video messages to help leave a digital legacy

6 November 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesIn a guest blog, PhD student Oliver Clabburn tells us about his family’s experience of MND and his research interests. He also explains how you

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MND Research News

How MND research happens: Manchester Science Festival

22 October 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesOn Tuesday, we posted news of the two MND Awareness engagement events taking place in Manchester during the Manchester Science Festival (on 25 and 31

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Movement Making in Manchester

20 October 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesManchester this half term will be the showcase for two MND awareness events we’ve been working on with Dr Emma Hodson-Tole and Dr Rickie Patani.

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Hunting for clues about the genetic causes of FTD and MND

9 October 20152 August 2024

Reading Time: 3 minutesYesterday we published an introductory blog on frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and described how it is sometimes found in combination with MND. Today we are looking

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Healthcare MND Research News Research we fund

Withdrawing ventilation support at the request of the patient: the ethical, moral and legal issues

17 September 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 3 minutesMotor neurone disease (MND) can cause weakness in the chest muscles involved in breathing. This leads to shortness of breath and symptoms including disturbed sleep

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21st Symposium: Orlando 2010 MND Research Symposium

International Symposium on ALS/MND: Destination Orlando

28 August 201528 April 2022

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe August Bank holiday weekend is always greeted with a sigh of relief from the Research Development Team as it signals the sending off of

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