Finally, a treatment that slows down ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), better known as Lou Gehrigs disease.
ALS is one of the most devastating diseases that can afflict us. It has been entirely without any hope. It progresses swiftly and death is difficult and painful.
ALS is one of the most devastating diseases that can afflict us. It has been entirely without any hope. It progresses swiftly and death is difficult and painful.
A very dear friend died of this. She told me of her disease a few days after diagnosis. She went into seclusion soon after and was gone before long leaving s huge hole in my life. At that time there was zero hope. Now there is the vague glimmer of hope. And it comes from the ."
imagination of two Brown University undergrads.
"A study published on Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine reported that the experimental treatment Joshua Cohen and another Brown student, Justin Klee, conceived might hold promise for slowing
"A study published on Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine reported that the experimental treatment Joshua Cohen and another Brown student, Justin Klee, conceived might hold promise for slowing
progression of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the ruthless disease that robs people of their ability to move, speak, eat and ultimately breathe
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