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Featured Article | Independence

Portable Lifts A Real Pick Me Up for Caregivers

Having a lift right where you need it can help caregivers and their loved ones avoid injury and feel more secure

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When the Thinking Parts of the Brain Go Awry in ALS

John Shearer and his wife Brenda learned in November 2010 that he hasΒ ALS. The couple, who lives in Woodstock, Ga., were told the disease would cause gradual weakening of John’s…

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Front Middle or Rear Finding the Power Chair Drive System That s Right for You

Whether choosing your first power wheelchair or your next power wheelchair, picking the correct drive system for your needs is one of the first and most important decisions you’ll make.…

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Blog Post | Health, Research, Science + Research

C9ORF72 Mutation Most Common Cause of Familial ALS, FTD, ALS-FTD

Two independent research teams have identified a mutation in the gene forΒ chromosome 9 open reading frame 72 (C9ORF72)Β as the most common cause found to date ofΒ familialΒ ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis),frontotemporal dementiaΒ (FTD)…

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National ALS Registry Now Open

After two years of laying the groundwork, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) has opened its National ALS Registry to collect information from people living withΒ ALS. Scientists…

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ALS: Not Just About Motor Neurons Anymore

Motor neurons are lost in ALS, but new evidence shows they don’t die without significant help from their neighboring cells. These neighbors may be easier to target with therapies than…

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To Cath or Not to Cath?

WhenΒ ALSΒ weakened Jane Cheng’s mother, her caregivers found it took a great deal of strength to help her transfer on and off the toilet. β€œI twisted my ankle a few times…

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Featured Article | Research

ALS Research Poison Dirt

β€œToxic desert dust” may be why military personnel serving in the 1990-1991 Gulf War experienced abnormally high rates of ALS, new findings suggest.

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Water-Contamination Link to ALS Tenuous Without More Data

Recently, media outlets reported a possible link between developingΒ ALSΒ and living near Lake Mascoma in Western New Hampshire. The Union Leader in New Hampshire and other news outlets indicated that the…

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ALS: A Vicious Cycle

When ALS-affected nerve cells lose function, their closest neighbors can’t protect them.

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