BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics Wins 2020 ‘Buzz of BIO’ Award for Investigational Cellular Treatment

Ordinary Outings Are Arduous with ALS

My Facebook friends post accomplishments like completing a 5K run. If I were to post my accomplishments, I would include taking my husband, Todd, to my daughter’s school concert. Going on a simple family outing with ALS can be challenging. With about 200 inches of snow falling annually, traveling is…

Top 10 ALS Stories of 2019

Throughout 2019, ALS News Today brought you daily coverage of key findings, treatment developments, clinical trials, and other events related to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). As a reminder of what mattered most to you in 2019, here are the top 10 most-read articles of last year…

Even Trees Die with No Known Cause or Cure

I tell potential customers that my Christmas wreaths will last until Easter. That usually gets a chuckle and often a sale. At a holiday craft fair, a gray-haired man topped my claim: “I bought one from you last year, and I just threw it out last week.” Longevity is an…

The Art of Declaring War on ALS

Upon the death of someone with ALS, a common theme is often invoked. Words such as heroic or courageous may be chosen to characterize the deceased. The disease’s course is invariably described as a battle or fight. The implication is that ALS is a brutal and unscrupulous enemy.

AMX0035 Significantly Slows Disease Progression in ALS, Phase 2 Study Shows

Updated results from the CENTAUR Phase 2 trial show that Amylyx‘s investigational oral treatment, AMX0035, significantly slowed progression in treated amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients with rapidly advancing disease compared to those given a placebo. The trial reached its primary goal shortly after its final patient examination in September. Data show…