Screenings, talks, podcasts and news from the Duke ALS Clinic.
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Duke ALS team to lead a NEALS webinar, updating the community on our exciting microbiome work
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2026
“Stitching Strength” community screening in Greensboro
Compassionate Care ALS hosted a special screening of “Stitching Strength” at the historic Cape Cinema at 7pm.
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Bedlack was the keynote speaker at the Joe Martin ALS Foundation’s “Live Every Day” Dinner in Charlotte, NC.
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Dr. Bedlack screened “Stitching Strength” and spoke about hope at separate events in Minnesota
Demetre Jeweler’s is now selling a very special watch, with profits going to support our research on the microbiome in ALS Progression.
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Dr. Bedlack gave a platform presentation entitled “Hope: An Underutilized Treatment” at the ALS Nexus Meeting in Orlando Florida.
Taste of Hope event in Raleigh to feature screening of “Stitching Strength”, question and answer session with Dr. Bedlack.
Tickets available
Dr. Bedlack presented a talk entitled “Motor Neuron Disease: Perspectives, Progress and Positivity” for MND New Zealand.
If you missed the live presentation, you can now watch the recorded talk“Stitching Strength” played to a sold out and very supportive crowd in Putney VT.
You can see a short Instagram reel about it
Dr. Bedlack attended “Aces for ALS”, a golf event which raised over $200,000 for ALS Research at Duke.
You can see the highlights
Dr. Bedlack will wear a special shirt when he presents at ALS Nexus next month.
You can see it and read about the story behind it
Dr. Bedlack presented the Grand Rounds lecture, “Things I’ve Learned About Hope,” at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
A recording of the Grand Rounds talk is available to watch
Duke team will attend “Hope Never Goes Out of Style” event in Indianapolis Indiana.
Details in attached flyer
“Stitching Strength” documentary short film screened at University of Colorado.
New CreATe Podcast just dropped, highlighting ALSUntangled review of PONS device
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Bedlack featured on ALS Matters podcast, talks about the things he has learned from people living with ALS, and how these stimulated the creation of ALSUntangled and ALS Reversals research.
You can watch it freeApplications now open for 2026 Clearwater Clinical Research Learning Institute.
Apply now to become a Research Ambassador! Details
To commemorate ALS Awareness Month, Dr. Bedlack’s is posting daily on Instagram showing 1 hopeful thing, wearing 1 outfit that brings him joy.
You can follow along on Instagram @stitchingstrength
“Stitching Strength” screened in Washington DC at IAMALS Community Gathering and Awareness Event.
Dr. Bedlack spoke about Hope and screen “Stitching Strength” in Bonn Germany.
Details and QR code for registration in attached poster.
April Bedlack spoke on the power of hope at the Joe Martin ALS Foundation Luncheon in Greensboro NC.
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Special event in Boone
Come out and hear inspiring stories from people living with ALS, get updates on research, see the award-winning documentary short film “Stitching Strength” and root for contestants in the 3-legged race! Details
Eitelojorg Museum Exhibit “Cowboy Couture” opens, features Dr. Bedlack’s “Fashionably Fighting ALS” suit.
This was a most unusual way to raise awareness of ALS!
Dr. Bedlack was part of “Living Well with ALS” in Indianapolis.
He speaked about Hope in ALS and screen “Stitching Strength.”
“Stitching Strength” screened at the Ampersand Film Festival.
Thanks for all who attended!
Dr. Bedlack was senior author on a new paper examining the effects of climate change on brain health and making suggestions for mitigating these.
You can read it free
Dr. Bedlack partnered with Miss Alabama to “stomp out ALS” at University of Alabama Birmingham!
The popular event featured custom sneakers, a screening of “Stitching Strength” and a question and answer session
“Stitching Strength” kicked off the Argyle Film Festival over the weekend.
It was an honor to be part of such a wonderful collection of films, each with a NC connection.
Stitching Strength, the documentary short film about Dr. Bedlack’s work, has just been accepted into the Argyle Film Festival and will screen on Friday January 30 at the Varsity Theater in Chapel Hill NC
Tickets can be purchased
2025
We just finished our most productive year ever.
We could not have done all this without your support! Happy Holidays and can’t wait to see where we go together in 2026.
Duke participates in Catfish Classic to raise awareness and funds for ALSUnited.
ABC 11 features Dr. Bedlack’s unique approach to fashion & hope, and the “Stitching Strength” movie about it.
You can see this story
Dr. Bedlack’s recent “Everything ALS” talk on outliers (what he is learning from very slow progressing patients and ALS reversals) is now available on YouTube.
You can watch it free“Stitching Strength” movie wins another award!
This time it was the “Kind Fashion Film Award” at London Fashion Film Festival
Duke team attends NEALS Meeting in Clearwater, presents 6 posters
Abstracts from these and the many other great presentations are available
“Stitching Strength” documentary to screen at Seattle International Fashion Film Festival at 5:30pm
Tickets available
Bedlack partners with NC State Professor Sam Pearce and her students to help design clothing that is both stylish and adaptive.
You can read more about this
Duke team part of new peer-reviewed publication which adds support for IGFBP7 as a therapeutic target in ALS.
This is the first target that came out of the “ALS Reversals” research!
Duke Team has 6 abstracts accepted for Northeast ALS Consortium Meeting next month!
This is a new record for us and we could not be more excited about the research we are involved in right now. We will post more details and our presentations here as they become available.
Duke and UNC teams collaborated on this new research, just published as a pre-print
It identifies patterns of immune dysregulation that may determine the speed of ALS progression https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12407898/
New community showings of Stitching Strength in Apex NC and North Myrtle Beach SC.
Showcase magazine just published a cover story highlighting Dr. Bedlack’s use of fashion and hope.
You can read it
“Stitching Strength” movie website is now live!
Here you can learn more about the film, see where it is scheduled to show next, and request your own community screening
“Stitching Strength” community movie screening will occur in Shipyard Park, Mount Pleasant SC at 6pm.
Dr. Bedlack will be part of a Roon panel entitled You Deserve to Know: a Conversation on Treatments, Trials, and Truths for the ALS Community.
You can register to participate for free
“Stitching Strength” movie will screen at Glass Jug Beer Lab for the Durham community.
“Stitching Strength” movie screened at Duke Medical School for the Duke community.
Duke ALS Team attended a celebration of music and arts called ALSapalooza in Greensboro NC. Funds raised benefitted ALSUnited NC Chapter
Two Movies in Nashville! On May 12, the “Stitching Strength” movie (which details Dr. Bedlack’s efforts to employ creativity and fashion to boost hope in people living with ALS) was screened for the community. The following night, the Grammy’s Family Matters movie about John Driskell Hopkins premiered to a star-studded audience.
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Dr. Bedlack participated in the IAMALS Summit in Washington DC
Raleigh Magazine article published, describing Dr. Bedlack’s collaboration with Sam Pearce and the NC State Fashion School
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Duke ALS Team participated in the Triangle Walk to Defeat ALS
Stitching Strength” early preview was held in Charlottesville, VA. Reviews were very positive! More showings being planned around the country.
New shows posted on Instagram @stitchingstrengthYou can see the trailer for this filmCan fashion be medicine? Dr. Bedlack was part of a thought-provoking and fun panel that explored this question.
Dr. Bedlack recently led a new webinar called “Stitching Strength: Things I Have Learned about Hope, and How I am Trying to Weave These Into My Practice”.
You can watch it free
Dr. Bedlack walked the runway and spoke about hope at “Hearts on a Sleeve” Fashion Show for ALS New Mexico
NPR’s Due South interviews Holley Broughton, Samuel Pearce and Dr. Bedlack about hope, individuality, and fashion.
You can listen for free
Dr. Bedlack published a letter to the editor of Brain on the dangers of taking away options and hope.
You can read it
Duke ALS team part of a new Neurology paper looking at the cost of delivering high quality ALS care.
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Duke ALS team participates in Drive Out ALS to raise awareness and funds
Dr. Bedlack was part of a team that published an evaluation of a new way to measure ALS on a video visit.
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“I’m Dying to Tell You” podcast interviews Dr. Bedlack about creativity, hope, and ALS reversals.
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New Axios article details collaboration between Dr. Bedlack, people living with ALS, and NC State Fashion School to create clothing that is both stylish and adaptive.
You can read more about it
2024
Dr. Bedlack joined 1200 colleagues from all over the world at the International Symposium on ALS/MND in Montreal Canada this week. Many hopeful talks and posters were presented.
Our field is poised to have a HUGE 2025!
Dr. Bedlack gave a talk called “Stitching Strength: Things I have Learned about Hope, and How I am Trying to Weave These Into My Practice
You can watch a recordingDrs. Bedlack and Li just published a new review on the current most promising alternative and off label ALS treatments.
You can read it free
Dr. Bedlack will join Dr. Fernando Viera to present their latest findings with regard to IGFBP7 in ALS.
You can register to watch it free
October 11, 2024-Duke Team Participates in Golf4ALS to raise awareness and funds for research.
Over the weekend, we participated in “Fairways for Life” in Indianapolis IN, and “Racing for ALS” in Alton VA.
These events honored the memory of people who lived with ALS, and they raised more than $100,000 for our Duke ALS Research Program
We are grateful to have partnered with the Packard Center at Johns Hopkins to host the 31st ALS Clinical Research Learning Institute.
Congratulations to the 20 new graduates who are now Research Ambassadors, empowered to be even more effective research partners.
We had a blast participating in Hop On A Cure’s Harmony for Hope in Atlanta Georgia.
The event raised awareness and over $1 million for ALS research. Duke received a generous donation of $50,000 for our microbiome research and Dr. Bedlack received the first ever AMP Award
Duke team publishes first-ever potential explanation for ALS Reversals: mutation in a gene that controls a protein called IGFBP7.
You can read the paper for free
Dr. Bedlack presented at Duke Neurology Grand Rounds.
His talk entitled “Hope in ALS, Things I’ve Learned (and Want to Learn)” can be watched
Dr. Bedlack joined the amazing team at Compassionate Care ALS to participate in an event called “Aces for ALS” in Cape Cod MA
The event raised awareness and funds for an upcoming trial of Fecal Transplants at Duke. You can learn more about the event
On Global ALS/MND Awareness Day, Dr. Bedlack was in Iceland Presenting a talk on Hope In ALS
Dr. Bedlack gave a lecture for NEALS entitled “Promising Alternative and Off Label Treatments for ALS.”
You can watch a recording of it for free
Dr. Bedlack gave a lecture for Compassionate Care ALS entitled “Hope in ALS: Things I’ve Learned and Want to Learn.”
You can watch a recording of it for free
We were pleased to be part of this new paper on Expanded Access Programs. We hope this will help guide others who are trying to launch these programs at their sites.
You can read it for free
Duke team to celebrate 2024 Lou Gehrig Day with the Durham Bulls
If you want to join us, here is a link to purchase tickets
Duke team quoted in USA Today about the progress being made in treating SOD1-ALS.
You can read the story
Dr. Bedlack interviewed for “Brain and Life” podcast, along with the amazing advocate and influencer Brooke Eby.
You can hear it“ALS Reversals” Research featured on International Motor Neuron Disease Association Blog.
You can read it
Duke ALS Clinic team members joined hundreds of people living with ALS at ALS United’s Hollywood-themed Triangle Walk in Raleigh, NC
This event has already raised over $280,000 to support ALS clinics across NC.
Duke ALS researchers Dr. Li and Alexandra Linares presented abstracts at American Academy of Neurology Meeting in Denver, CO
Duke team par of new publication describing insurance barriers to ALS treatments.
You can read it free
In case you missed Dr. Bedlack’s recent Everything ALS webinar, updating his ALS Reversals research
You can watch it for freeDuke Team joined colleagues from across the state to report our progress in trying to understand why ALS appears more common in Eastern NC zip codes.
You can see details of the meeting
“Ales for ALS” and “Hoops for ALS” events held in Durham NC today, raised awareness and much-needed funding for research!
Go On Be Brave to be shown at Regal Cinemas nationwide!
If you have not already seen this amazing movie about Andrea Peet's quest to become the first person living with ALS to complete a marathon in all 50 states, now is your chance! A list of specific participating Regal Cinemas can be found
2023
Duke ALS Team joins 1ooo colleagues from all over the world at the 34th International Symposium on ALS/MND in Basel Switzerland
Full details of the event can be found HERE. We presented our newest finding: the association between a polymorphism in IGFBP7 and ALS Reversals. There is a plausible way that this could explain how some patients recover from ALS! The next step in proving this is now underway. While we were there, we had a chance to see some of Switzerland’s beauty
“It’s Time To End ALS” fundraiser now underway
Just in time for the holidays, M.P. Demetre Jewelers in Charleston SC are selling a special collection of Tudor watches. These have a gorgeous blue bezel and dial with several options for engraving on the back. Proceeds will help fund our exciting work on the gut microbiome and how it might influence ALS progression. More details can be found HERE and an order form can be found HERE
Duke ALS Clinic “Swings for the Cure”, helping to raise awareness and funding for the NC ALS Chapter
Duke ALS team had a busy week at the Northeast ALS Consortium Meeting
Dr. Bedlack led the 28th Clinical Research Learning Institute, training another 30 people living with ALS to be even more effective research advocates. He then led a training session for his clinical colleagues who want to offer Expanded Access Programs. Drs. Xiaoyan Li and Emilia Panzetta presented posters on their translational work, and Duke Medical Students Natalie Skigen and Raquel Perry presented their 3rd year clinical research projects.
Zac Brown Band in concert at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek in Raleigh, benefiting the Duke ALS Clinic (yup, us!)
Their guitarist, John Driskell Hopkins, is living with ALS and is using his platform to advocate for the cause. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/zac-brown-band-john-driskell-hopkins-als-diagnosis/. Info about the concert and to purchase tickets: https://zacbrownband.com/pages/tour-dates
Dr. Bedlack was up early with 1,000 runners to attend the Sola 5K. The event raised approximately $200,000 for ALS research and patient care. Later that day he was the keynote speaker for The Schoer Science Symposium at Valparaiso University
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Duke ALS team part of new publication which outlines consensus guidelines for genetic testing in people with ALS
You can read it
New ALSUntangled podcast on Astaxanthin just dropped
You can listen to this and many other podcasts we helped create
Duke team participates in Racing For ALS
This awesome event raises awareness and much-needed funds for ALS research.
Duke team co-authors new review article called Intercellular Transmission of Pathogenic Proteins in ALS: Exploring the pathogenic wave
You can read it free
Duke ALS team attended the local premiere of the fabulous movie Go On Be Brave. This is the story of the amazing Andrea Peet, the first person with ALS to complete a marathon in all 50 states
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nfo can be found at https://goonbebravefilm.com/.
New CReATe Consortium “Author’s Series” Podcast on Neurofilaments now available.
You can listen for free
Dr. Bedlack celebrated Lou Gehrig Day with the Charleston River Dogs!
Drs. Li and Bedlack just published the results of their positive trial of clenbuterol in people with ALS
You can read it
PBS Screening of the documentary Matter of Mind: My ALS, featuring the late Phil Freelon and his battle with ALS, followed by a discussion panel (including our very own Dr. Bedlack!).
The event will take place at the NorthStar Church of the Arts in Durham. Please make sure that anyone who plans to attend RSVPs, as there are limited seats. Admission is free and open to the public. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pbs-nc-screening-discussionmatter-of-mind-my-als-tickets-598647128677
Bedlack part of a group-authored publication validating a new patient-reported outcome for ALS Research called ALS Health Index
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Dr. Bedlack gave multiple talks at the American Academy of Neurology Meeting in Boston this week
‘Go On, Be Brave’
Documentary Profiling Andrea Lytle Peet To Premiere At RiverRun International Film Festival on April 22, 2023 at 1:30pm. Details and tickets can be found
Dr. Bedlack selected to be Duke’s first “Stewart, Hughes and Wendt Endowed Professor of ALS.” This new award will ensure that he is able to focus full time on ending ALS.
Dr. Li recognized by journal for having one of the most downloaded articles of 2022
Dr. Plews-Ogan and Dr. Bedlack presented a talk entitled “Sharing The Language of ALS” for UVA Medical Center Hour.
You can watch it for freeDuke team part of new review on the combination of sodium phenylbutyrate and taurursodiol in the treatment of ALS
You can read it free
In case you missed it, here is a link to Dr. Bedlack’s recent webinar on Vitamins and Supplements for People Living with ALS
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2022
Duke team publishes new paper establishing a basis for spinal fluid filtration as part of future ALS treatment.
You can read it free
Dr. Li presented a fascinating update on her “Role of Inflammation in ALS Progression” project at Duke’s “Research in Progress” series.
You can learn more about this series
Duke ALS team was part of a recent paper studying the patient-reported impact of symptoms in ALS.
You can read it for free
Dr. Bedlack presented a talk for Everything ALS entitled “ALS Reversals: An Update for 2022.”
You can watch it freeDuke team meets with Albemarle Sound community to review plans to study ALS cluster, possibly related to algae blooms
New Virtual Clinical Research Learning Institutes in Australia, Canada empower 50 more people living with ALS to be Research Ambassadors.
You can read about these programs
2022 Clearwater ALS Clinical Research Learning Institute empowers 30 new Research Ambassadors to be even more effective partners.
You can read more about this program and the amazing accomplishments of ALS Research Ambassadors
Duke team presents results of Theracurmin trial at NEALS meeting.
You can read our abstract along with many others
Duke team co-authors state of the art review on ALS trials, clinical endpoints and biomarkers.
You can read it
Dr. Bedlack presented a short talk called “Untangling the ALS X-Files” at the Duke Forever Learning Institute’s “Fortifying the Brain” program.
You can watch the whole programDr. Bedlack presented a talked called “Optimizing Access to Experimental Treatments for People with ALS” at the 2022 Help & Hope Symposium in Orlando Florida.
Dr. Bedlack presented a talk at Brainweek entitled A Shifting Paradigm:
Bedlack receives AANEM Public Recognition Award for his efforts to increase awareness of a nerve or muscle disease (ALS).
You can learn more about the unusual suit he wore for this occasion
Sola 5K raised over $100,000 for ALS Research!
Thanks to all the sponsors and families who came out and supported this event.
New Medscape Program we helped facitliate entitled “The Spectrum of Weakness in ALS
A Look into the Future is now available
Today is the day! Patients, families, doctors and researchers including Dr. Bedlack will testify to the FDA in support of approval for the drug AMX0035.
You can listen inNew CReATe Author Series Podcast just dropped.
This one discusses the recent paper titled “Urinary neopterin: A novel biomarker of disease progression in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis". You can listen to this and several other podcasts designed to try to make research more understandable for non-scientists
New collaborative study involving Duke and GenieUS finds marker that appears to protect against ALS.
You can read the paper here
Applications now being sought for patients and families who want to attend a virtual Clinical Research Learning Institute and become Research Ambassadors.
New Grant from ALS Association will facilitate our ALSUntangled Program
Bedlack wins AANEM Public Recognition Award
First Tuesday means we are Fashionably Fighting ALS
This month we celebrate SNEAKERS
New ALSUntangled review just published
This one is on Anti-Mycobacterial Antibiotics. You can read it here
New Paper
Out team just published a new study examining environmental exposures that might play a role in ALS reversals. You can read this for free here https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epub/10.1080/21678421.2022.2090846?needAccess=true
Racing for ALS
Dr. B was thrilled to join people living with ALS at the Virginia International Raceway for Racing For ALS. This fun event raised over $40,000 which will be used for ALS Reversals research at Duke
Today is ALS Awareness Day
How will you honor it? Our team will be in clinic, providing options and hope to our patients. Dr. B will be wearing his special “Fashionably Fighting ALS” suit.
Applications are now available for the next ALS Clinical Research Learning Institute!
This program empowers patients and families to be even more effective research partners and advocates. You can learn more about the program and apply here https://www.neals.org/for-people-with-als-caregivers/clinical-research-learning-institute-crli
The Duke ALS team will participate in National ALS Advocacy days again this year.
New ALSUntangled podcast just dropped, this one on Vitamin C
You can listen to this and many other ALSUntangled podcasts here https://www1.rarediseasesnetwork.org/cms/create/CReATe-Podcasts
The Duke ALS Clinic is looking forward to spending “Lou Gehrig Day” with the Durham Bulls again this year.
Thanks to all who participated in our “50 Fashions” Contest during ALS Awareness Month.
Bedlack was thrilled to accompany Team Drea (https://www.teamdrea.org) to Alaska.
Together they saw amazing sites, spoke at schools and a community center about ALS, and cheered the inspiring Andrea Peet across the finish line as she became the first person living with ALS to complete a marathon in all the 50 states
Dr. Bedlack will be speaking at the ALS Association Greater New York Chapter – Education and Resource Summit. His talk will be “Untangling the ALS X-Files.”
You can register for this event here https://whova.com/portal/registration/aagny_202205
Dr. Bedlack will be speaking for Compassionate Care ALS on the topic “Reasons for Hope After An ALS Diagnosis.”
You can sign up to watch here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMsdO2rrD0sE9HcQP32HKgA4hjQKVTdnNCr
Next Virtual Clinical Research Learning Institute (CRLI) will occur on May 13 and 14th
Anyone interested in attending should email a short paragraph on why they want to be “Research Ambassador” to jamey@alshopefoundation.org
50 Fashions For Fighting ALS
Building on this amazing 50 for 50 Challenge and to kick off ALS Awareness Month, the Duke ALS Clinic is hosting a photo contest called “50 Fashions For Fighting ALS.” You can review 50 of Dr. Bedlack’s outfits and vote for the one you like best here. The top 4 vote-getters will be worn by Dr. Bedlack during his ALS Clinics in June. Voting is free, but if you want to donate to our exciting ALS research program, you can do so here.
The Duke ALS Clinic team enjoyed seeing so many friends in person again at the Triangle Walk To Defeat ALS this year
The Duke ALS Team will again be participating in the Triangle Walk to Defeat ALS.
Hope to see you there
https://secure2.convio.net/alsa/site/TR/Walks/NorthCarolina?pg=entry&fr_id=14915
Your participation in the Walk to Defeat ALS has a direct impact on people living with ALS and their families at the local level. Through education, support groups, access to care and advocacy, we are working to defeat ALS and provide hope to people living with ALS and their families.
Dr. Bedlack will present a webinar entitled “Virtual Trials: Optimizing Access, Diversity and Efficiency”.
The NEALS Consortium will be hosting a series of virtual Investigator-focused workshops throughout the spring of 2022. The “Trials of the Future: What COVID Made Us Learn” series will include topics such as trial design adaptations, experiences in current remote trials, home measures, and the state of fluid biomarkers.
April 8th, 2022 12:30pm – 1:30pm ET
Virtual Trials: Optimizing Access, Diversity and Efficiency
Moderator: James Berry
Speaker: Rick Bedlack Dr. Rick Bedlack will present on his experience running remote clinical trials, including highlighting their benefits and their limitations, and showing where he thinks these are best utilized.
You can register to listen to it here https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8782489186610849296
First Tuesday of the month means our team is dressing in a theme. We call this “Fashionably Fighting ALS.”
Today we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of punk rock in America
Today we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of punk rock in America
New ALSUntangled podcast just dropped, this one on Light Therapy.
You can listen to this and many ALSUntangled podcasts here https://www1.rarediseasesnetwork.org/cms/create/CReATe-Podcasts
Bedlack quoted in support of AMX0035 in new Biospace article.
From left: Amylyx Co-founders and Co-CEOs Justin Klee and Josh Cohen/Courtesy Amylyx . The FDA’s Peripheral and Central Nervous System Drugs Advisory Committee will face its first big test since the regulator went against its vote on Biogen’s Aduhelm (aducanumab), approving the still-controversial Alzheimer’s drug in June 2021. On Wednesday, the Committee will vote on Amylyx …
“May your troubles be less and your blessings be more, And nothing but happiness come through your door.”
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In partnership with our colleagues in the CReATe Consortium, we posted a new ALSUntangled podcast on Ketogenic Diets.
You can listen to this and many other ALSUntangled podcasts here:
Dr. Bedlack joined a large group of clinicians and people living with ALS in an Action Summit convened by IAMALS. The purpose was to discuss ways we can all work together to streamline and improve ALS Clinical Research.
You can read more about this here:
Our ALSUntangled team published its latest review, this one on Butyrates.
You can find it here:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/21678421.2022.2045323?journalCode=iafd20
Dr. Bedlack was part of a panel of experts, convened by Icon to review ways to optimize Diversity and Inclusion in clinical research.
You can view the discussion here:
https://app.wipster.io/Review/CefFOgB-giARQiOb3GKXYFaPvsd6DXu8NaipaPFfYo-gz3aEMA
Mansour and Bedlack interviewed about the interaction between ALS and sleep disorders on Sleep is a Skill podcast.
You can listen here:
“Fashionably Fighting ALS.”
Today we celebrated the Lunar New Year, which is The Year of the Tiger
Our team was part of a new publication which described the results of a clinical trial of NP001.
You can read it here:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35098554/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35098554/
Dr. Bedlack’s views on a new Edaravone study were quoted on Medscape and ALZForum
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