Pluri enters deal to manufacture Kadimastem’s AstroRx for ALS

Sleeping with the enemy after an ALS diagnosis

I’ve previously written about sleeping and described how bedtime is one of my most anticipated periods of the day. In this column, I’d like to go a little deeper and get some feedback from other ALS patients. Do you remember the Julia Roberts movie “Sleeping with…

New B-cell therapy eases disease severity, delays onset: Study

Repeat infusions of naive immune B-cells were safe and delayed disease onset, reduced disease severity, and extended survival in animal models of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a study found. The approach was also deemed safe in the treatment’s first in-human case study, in which it eased disease severity and…

A good meal makes living with ALS a little better

“I’ve learned a lot of stuff I wish I’d known 30 years ago,” my husband, Todd, said after eating a meal of baked fish that I’d first brined, per his suggestion. Todd is paralyzed because of ALS, and he uses a noninvasive ventilator. His neck is too weak…