ALS research at UMass Medical School
Researchers at UMass Medical School are making groundbreaking basic and clinical advances on the inherited and genetic basis of neurodegenerative and neuromuscular diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS.) Here are some recent developments.
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Prestigious Kirschstein Award helps fund MD/PhD student's ALS research
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Nils Henninger study explores link between traumatic brain injury and onset of ALS/FTD
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Science for Living: Neurology chair and VA neurology chief, A.M. Barrett, highlights veterans’ link to ALS
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NeuShen Therapeutics funds ALS research at UMass Chan Medical School
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PhD candidate awarded NIH Kirschstein Award for research on Rett syndrome
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Top story: Motor neuron toxin associated with ALS identified by UMass Chan investigators
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Sen. Markey praises UMass Chan-VA Central Western Massachusetts Healthcare System partnership
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Boston Marathon runners raise thousands for UMass Chan ALS research
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UMass Chan biomedical sciences student studies a gene that causes ALS
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