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Mashup Score: 0Apellis stops dosing of pegcetacoplan in ALS trial after data... - 12 month(s) ago
Apellis stopped treatment with pegcetacoplan in its MERIDIAN trial for ALS after a data review failed to support the study’s continuation.
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Mashup Score: 0US Senate caucus for ALS eyes awareness, policies, research | ALS... - 12 month(s) ago
The U.S. Senate ALS Caucus was re-established to heighten ALS awareness, advance ALS policies, and advocate for research investments.
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Mashup Score: 0ALS costs may reach $1.02B each year in US, study finds | ALS... - 1 year(s) ago
It’s estimated there are up to 18,000 people living with ALS in the U.S., with national costs likely to reach $1.02 billion each year.
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A wearable robotic device that helps lift the shoulders to support arm movement can make daily tasks easier for ALS patients, a study found.
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NEALS and the ALS Association Greater Philadelphia Chapter will use the $20,000 Cytokinetics’ award to broaden outreach, awareness efforts.
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Utreloxastat, an investigational therapy for ALS, was safe and displayed promising pharmacological properties in study of healthy people.
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Legislatures can put more money toward ALS programs, and scientists can better link ALS to risk factors with state ALS registries.
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A patient’s genetic information, clinical measurements, and biomarkers can offer insights into ALS and make clinical trials more efficient.
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DNL343 can enter the brain and reduce the cellular stress response that contributes to disease progression, ALS clinical trial analysis shows
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Mashup Score: 0Trial of BIIB105 Enrolling ALS Patients With or Without ATXN2... - 1 year(s) ago
Phase 1/2 trial, recruiting ALS adults with or without ATXN2 mutations, aims to see if BIIB105 affects TDP-42 by targeting ataxin-2 protein.
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Apellis stopped treatment with pegcetacoplan in its MERIDIAN trial for ALS after a data review failed to support the study's continuation. https://t.co/FNQlzdXC6h