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- Does a previously unstudied protein play an important role in ALS?
- Can antibodies help diagnosis ALS faster?
- Does a viral infection play a role in ALS onset and progression?
- ALS Research Update | March 2019
- Can Advanced Brain Imaging Diagnose ALS Earlier?
- Could decreasing the over-excitability of motor neurons be a new way to treat ALS?
- Do newly-discovered alternative proteins play a role in ALS?
- Cutting-edge technology allows University of Toronto researchers to tackle ALS in a new way.
- Can a revolutionary gene-editing tool create better animal models for studying ALS?
- How are two of the most common occurrences in ALS related?
- Can measuring “biological age” explain why ALS affects people differently?
- Top 10 research stories of 2018
- ALS Society of Canada dedicates last of the matched Ice Bucket Challenge research funding to early-career researchers in pursuit of a future without ALS
- Thanks to donor generosity ALS Canada invests $1 million in innovative Canadian ALS research to provide a greater understanding of ALS
- ALS Research Update, October 2018
- Power in Numbers
- Can environmental impacts on genes explain why ALS affects people differently?
- New clinical trials for Canadians with ALS
- The impact of donor dollars on ALS research in Canada
- Every August Until A Cure 2018
- ALS Research Update, June 2018
- Can microscopic bubbles in our blood deliver ALS therapies effectively?
- Ice Bucket Challenge funded research published in scientific journal “Cell”
- Can insights about why eye muscles are resistant to ALS help preserve function in other muscles?
- The ALS Association Partners with the Motor Neurone Disease Association and the ALS Society of Canada to Establish the ALS Reproducible Antibody Platform
- ALS Research Update, February 2018
- Leveraging scientific advancements and open science to study ALS progression
- Could studying yeast help to answer questions about how ALS progresses?
- Could touchscreen technology improve testing for cognitive impairment in ALS?
- Comparing DNA profiles of Canadians with a similar heritage
- Most newsworthy research stories of 2017
- Can a guardian protein protect motor neurons from toxicity in ALS?
- Can probiotics play a protective role in ALS?
- Understanding if and how the body compensates for motor neuron loss in ALS
- Can a promising drug combination address one of the most defining biological characteristics of ALS?
- ALS Canada awards $3 million for 12 new research projects to help make amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) a treatable, not terminal disease
- ALS Research Update, November 2017
- Strengthening Canada’s Excellence in ALS Clinical Trials
- Research to help people with ALS stay active and independent
- Finding New Ways to Diagnose ALS Faster with Advanced Imaging
- Maximizing the impact of donor dollars for ALS research
- ALS researchers respond to the Ice Bucket Challenge
- Bench Strength: The Power of Collaboration Fuels Canada’s ALS Research
- Dr. Christen Shoesmith discusses the importance of donor support
- ALS Research Update, August 2017
- Eric Martineau: ALS Researcher Profile
- Audrey Labarre: ALS Researcher Profile
- Elsa Tremblay – ALS and the Neuromuscular Junction
- Pimozide: Everything Old is New Again
- Dr. Christen Shoesmith – ALS Best Practice Recommendations
- ALS Canada Webinar Series: Clinical Trials
- From Inquiry to Insight: Dr. Michael Strong
- Skin models for the study of ALS
- Every August Until A Cure
- Learning more about how gene mutations can cause ALS
- For Tom and Denis, the Ice Bucket Challenge is Personal
- Could viruses play a role in the onset or progression of ALS in people with a genetic link?
- Dr. Richard Bedlack’s Quest for ALS Discovery: The Truth is Out There
- Q&A with Dr. David Taylor, VP, Research
- ALS Canada Webinar Series: Research Update
- The ALS Canada Research Program
- Could state-of-the-art gene editing play a role in correcting genetic mutations linked to the development of ALS?
- A second ALS treatment, edaravone, has been newly approved in the United States
- New Canadian investments in ALS research reflect growing knowledge about the disease and increasing likelihood of effective treatments being developed
- Canada’s rising stars in ALS research receive more than $1 million from the ALS Canada Research Program and Brain Canada
- Ice Bucket Challenge leads to ALS gene discovery
- New bona fide ALS gene discovered by international group of researchers
- Category: Stories
- Young mother of three adapts to life with ALS
- ALS took Eddy’s voice – today he has it back again
- A Thanksgiving reminder to treasure those we care about
- The emotional challenges of ALS
- Richard and Heather leave gifts of hope for the future
- A Mother’s Day story of love and devotion
- In Memoriam: Professor Stephen Hawking
- A Family Day message of hope, love and laughter
- A shift in perspective over the holidays
- A Giving Tuesday story of mental resilience and creative expression
- Seizing Today by Planning for Tomorrow
- A story of unwavering positivity in the face of ALS
- Awareness Month Round-Up
- Caring for a loved one with ALS brings poignant new perspectives
- The Power of Love: “As long as we’re together, everything will be alright”
- Building “a beautiful life” with dignity and respect
- How a grandson learned to cherish every moment
- From grief to hope: how my grandfather’s ALS diagnosis gave me purpose
- “I am so much more than my physical abilities”
- A Daughter’s Resolution to Honour her Father
- Finding Comfort in Creativity
- Eddy is Living Life on his Terms
- Seizing Today with Passion and Humour
- Carol: Living, Loving and Laughing Today
- A Walk for Remembrance and Awareness
- “Life is beautiful:” Seizing Today with love, support and adventure
- A positive mental attitude continues to drive Don’s daily workout
- Losing mobility never stopped Tim from walking through life with a smile
- John: Getting by with a little help from his friends
- There’s no better time than right now to seize today
- Honouring Mom this Mother’s Day, and always
- Fulfilling a promise and a passion
- Finding support, hope, and community through volunteering
- Fighting for Genetic Fairness
- Making a meaningful contribution
- Living, Loving, Laughing… and Volunteering
- “Compassion is what drives us.”
- “When you are loved, you have everything:” ALS Canada ambassador Eddy Lefrançois reflects on 25 years living with ALS
- National Family Caregiver Day: A conversation with ALS Caregiver Jonathan Corber
- Trevor and Jennifer: Finding love while living with ALS
- Living with ALS during the Holidays: the Peacock Family
- ALS societies across Canada mourn the loss of Mauril Bélanger
- June is ALS awareness month
- Love wins against ALS
- The holidays will never be the same for John
- Today is Giving Tuesday
- Thank you to everyone who took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge 2.0
- ALS community challenges Canada to take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
- Where your dollars went from the 2014 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
- Category: Support & Services
- Category: Update
- Category: Volunteers
- Category: WALK for ALS
Blog Posts
- Does a previously unstudied protein play an important role in ALS?
- Celebrating Your Impact: ALS Canada Volunteers
- Can antibodies help diagnosis ALS faster?
- Does a viral infection play a role in ALS onset and progression?
- ALS Research Update | March 2019
- Can Advanced Brain Imaging Diagnose ALS Earlier?
- Could decreasing the over-excitability of motor neurons be a new way to treat ALS?
- What’s the story with CuATSM
- Do newly-discovered alternative proteins play a role in ALS?
- ALS Research Matters
- Cutting-edge technology allows University of Toronto researchers to tackle ALS in a new way.
- Can a revolutionary gene-editing tool create better animal models for studying ALS?
- How are two of the most common occurrences in ALS related?
- Can measuring “biological age” explain why ALS affects people differently?
- Wrapping up the holiday giving season
- Top 10 research stories of 2018
- Young mother of three adapts to life with ALS
- Holiday Gift Ideas
- ALS Society of Canada dedicates last of the matched Ice Bucket Challenge research funding to early-career researchers in pursuit of a future without ALS
- An author’s “silent rebellion” against ALS
- Keeping hope alive this holiday season
- Giving Tuesday 2018
- Thanks to donor generosity ALS Canada invests $1 million in innovative Canadian ALS research to provide a greater understanding of ALS
- ALS Canada Strengthens Partnerships Within the Health Charities Sector
- ALS took Eddy’s voice – today he has it back again
- The Do's and Dont's of Pulling a Plane
- Pulling together - with our sponsors - to end ALS
- ALS Research Update, October 2018
- A Thanksgiving reminder to treasure those we care about
- Health Canada has approved Radicava (edaravone), a second ALS treatment for Canadians
- Power in Numbers
- ALS Canada's Plane Pull to End ALS moves to Downtown Toronto
- ALS Canada Brings the Eighth Annual Plane Pull to End ALS to Billy Bishop Airport
- Living with ALS, one day at a time
- Can environmental impacts on genes explain why ALS affects people differently?
- Toronto family reflects on the realities of “living and dying” with ALS
- New clinical trials for Canadians with ALS
- WALKing for ALS with gratitude and positivity
- The impact of donor dollars on ALS research in Canada
- A Community Connected
- Every August Until A Cure 2018
- The emotional challenges of ALS
- Wrapping up ALS Awareness Month
- Mother and daughter caregiving team reach out with love and compassion
- Healing through giving: A daughter’s story
- Enduring love of a ‘forever husband’ inspires hope
- A Caregiver’s Story, Part 3: Looking forward, looking back
- A Caregiver’s Story, Part 2: Speaking out against the helplessness of ALS
- A Caregiver’s Story, Part 1: Championing the ALS cause
- How it feels knowing your daughter has ALS
- Radicava (edaravone): Make your voice heard
- Giving back to stop ALS from taking more
- ALS Research Update, June 2018
- Long-time altruist lends his voice to ALS cause
- Acting against everything that ALS takes
- Almost 30 years living with ALS and volunteering just as long
- Walking for a common cause keeps the Bailis family connected
- WALK for ALS fundraiser inspired by the hope of future treatments
- Richard and Heather leave gifts of hope for the future
- Making life better for people living with ALS today inspires couple to pay it forward
- Kingston family raises funds, awareness and hope for a future without ALS
- A decade of strength, support and hope in Georgetown/Acton
- Can microscopic bubbles in our blood deliver ALS therapies effectively?
- A Mother's Day story of love and devotion
- Halton family challenges ALS by giving back to the community
- Ice Bucket Challenge funded research published in scientific journal "Cell"
- A message from ALS Canada to our volunteers
- Young fundraisers making a big impact
- National Volunteer Week | Debbie Damario and Ashley Dunseith
- National Volunteer Week | Judith Malvern
- Shining a light on volunteerism across the board
- How new drugs become approved and available to Canadians
- Become a monthly donor and contribute to a future without ALS
- Can insights about why eye muscles are resistant to ALS help preserve function in other muscles?
- ALS Canada responds to the #ALSPepperChallenge
- In Memoriam: Professor Stephen Hawking
- The ALS Association Partners with the Motor Neurone Disease Association and the ALS Society of Canada to Establish the ALS Reproducible Antibody Platform
- ALS Research Update, February 2018
- A Family Day message of hope, love and laughter
- Breaking a sweat for ALS research
- Leveraging scientific advancements and open science to study ALS progression
- Could studying yeast help to answer questions about how ALS progresses?
- Could touchscreen technology improve testing for cognitive impairment in ALS?
- Comparing DNA profiles of Canadians with a similar heritage
- Most newsworthy research stories of 2017
- Can a guardian protein protect motor neurons from toxicity in ALS?
- A shift in perspective over the holidays
- Can probiotics play a protective role in ALS?
- Understanding if and how the body compensates for motor neuron loss in ALS
- Who does what?
- Talking about ALS with friends and family poses special challenges for caregivers
- A Giving Tuesday story of mental resilience and creative expression
- Can a promising drug combination address one of the most defining biological characteristics of ALS?
- ALS Canada awards $3 million for 12 new research projects to help make amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) a treatable, not terminal disease
- Communicating an ALS diagnosis
- Holiday gift ideas for someone living with ALS
- New Board appointments in 2017/18
- ALS Research Update, November 2017
- Strengthening Canada’s Excellence in ALS Clinical Trials
- Research to help people with ALS stay active and independent
- The power of connection – one family’s experience with ALS
- Finding New Ways to Diagnose ALS Faster with Advanced Imaging
- Deanna Fennell: moving forward and giving back
- Kristine Lee: making adjustments along the way
- Maximizing the impact of donor dollars for ALS research
- 7 Ways to Support ALS Canada this fall
- ALS researchers respond to the Ice Bucket Challenge
- Bench Strength: The Power of Collaboration Fuels Canada’s ALS Research
- Dr. Christen Shoesmith discusses the importance of donor support
- Toilets are turning heads and raising awareness for ALS in the Soo!
- ALS Research Update, August 2017
- Eric Martineau: ALS Researcher Profile
- Audrey Labarre: ALS Researcher Profile
- Elsa Tremblay - ALS and the Neuromuscular Junction
- Pimozide: Everything Old is New Again
- Dr. Christen Shoesmith - ALS Best Practice Recommendations
- ALS Canada Webinar Series: Clinical Trials
- From Inquiry to Insight: Dr. Michael Strong
- Skin models for the study of ALS
- Every August Until A Cure
- Learning more about how gene mutations can cause ALS
- For Tom and Denis, the Ice Bucket Challenge is Personal
- Could viruses play a role in the onset or progression of ALS in people with a genetic link?
- Dr. Richard Bedlack’s Quest for ALS Discovery: The Truth is Out There
- Q&A with Dr. David Taylor, VP, Research
- Improved community-based support for people living with ALS
- Do you use ALS Canada’s Equipment Loan Program? Improvements are here!
- Now available: ALS Canada’s 2016 Annual Report
- Seizing Today by Planning for Tomorrow
- A story of unwavering positivity in the face of ALS
- MPs give ALS a voice in Parliament
- Awareness Month Round-Up
- ALS Canada Webinar Series: Research Update
- Caring for a loved one with ALS brings poignant new perspectives
- The Power of Love: “As long as we’re together, everything will be alright”
- Building “a beautiful life” with dignity and respect
- How a grandson learned to cherish every moment
- From grief to hope: how my grandfather’s ALS diagnosis gave me purpose
- “I am so much more than my physical abilities”
- A Daughter’s Resolution to Honour her Father
- Finding Comfort in Creativity
- Eddy is Living Life on his Terms
- Seizing Today with Passion and Humour
- Carol: Living, Loving and Laughing Today
- Improving support for people and families living with ALS
- A Walk for Remembrance and Awareness
- “Life is beautiful:” Seizing Today with love, support and adventure
- A positive mental attitude continues to drive Don’s daily workout
- Losing mobility never stopped Tim from walking through life with a smile
- The ALS Canada Research Program
- John: Getting by with a little help from his friends
- There’s no better time than right now to seize today
- Could state-of-the-art gene editing play a role in correcting genetic mutations linked to the development of ALS?
- Paying it forward to benefit people with ALS in the future
- Honouring Mom this Mother's Day, and always
- A second ALS treatment, edaravone, has been newly approved in the United States
- Fulfilling a promise and a passion
- Finding support, hope, and community through volunteering
- Fighting for Genetic Fairness
- Making a meaningful contribution
- Living, Loving, Laughing... and Volunteering
- “Compassion is what drives us.”
- “When you are loved, you have everything:” ALS Canada ambassador Eddy Lefrançois reflects on 25 years living with ALS
- Upcoming Webinar: The Canadian ALS Neuroimaging Consortium (CALSNIC)
- National Family Caregiver Day: A conversation with ALS Caregiver Jonathan Corber
- Trevor and Jennifer: Finding love while living with ALS
- Living with ALS during the Holidays: the Peacock Family
- New Canadian investments in ALS research reflect growing knowledge about the disease and increasing likelihood of effective treatments being developed
- Canada’s rising stars in ALS research receive more than $1 million from the ALS Canada Research Program and Brain Canada
- WALK for ALS early results: $3.9 million (and counting!) raised nationwide
- ALS societies across Canada mourn the loss of Mauril Bélanger
- Ice Bucket Challenge leads to ALS gene discovery
- June is ALS awareness month
- Become a fundraiser through community engagement
- Love wins against ALS
- Government of Canada has announced the activation of the extension of the Compassionate Care Benefit (CCB) from six to 26 weeks
- The holidays will never be the same for John
- Today is Giving Tuesday
- Thank you to everyone who took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge 2.0
- ALS community challenges Canada to take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
- Where your dollars went from the 2014 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
- New bona fide ALS gene discovered by international group of researchers
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