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Patients with greater innate immune system activity, seen in blood levels of cells like neutrophils
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Patients with greater innate immune system activity, seen in blood levels of cells like neutrophils
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NEK1 gene mutations in ALS were seen in a new study to destabilize the structure
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A registry data study showed that ALS patients treated with TUDCA at 1,000 mg
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PrimeC, a potential combo ALS therapy, increased the survival of patient-derived motor neurons to
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The gene therapy SOL-257 was well tolerated and significantly improved disease outcomes in two
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Genetic and clinical factors were found to influence ALS progression and survival in PRECISION-ALS
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Treatment with Relyvrio significantly reduced levels of neuroinflammatory biomarkers in the bloodstream of ALS patients
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A Phase 2 HEALEY study tied pridopidine to slower progression and better respiration and speech
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Taking part in recreational activities such as gardening, golfing and hunting, may increase the risk
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Researcher Eva Feldman, MD, PhD has studied how occupational exposures are linked to the development
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Epigenetics, or chemical changes in DNA that alter gene activity, may be key to predicting