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New treatment shows promise against fatal neurological disease: study

A new treatment shows promise against the deadly neurodegenerative disease ALS, a study based on mice shows. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, sometimes called Lou Gehrig's disease after the famous baseball player, devastates nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. It affects about 30,000 Americans at any given time, causing progressive…

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New treatment shows promise against fatal neurological disease: Study

New treatment shows promise against fatal neurological disease: Study
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New treatment shows promise against fatal neurological disease — study

New treatment shows promise against fatal neurological disease — study
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New Treatment Strategy Offers Hope for Halting ALS Progression

After over a decade of research, Jeffrey Agar is ready to reveal a novel ALS treatment to stop the mechanism that destroys nerve cells.

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New treatment shows promise against fatal neurological disease: study

A new treatment shows promise against the deadly neurodegenerative disease ALS, a study based on mice showed Tuesday. The team tested their molecule in mice that were genetically modified to have a form of ALS disease, and found it not only restored the protein's function, but stopped its secondary toxic effects too.

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