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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 […]
Next Virtual Clinical Research Learning Institute (CRLI) will occur on these dates. CRLI programs can empower people living with ALS to have a greater role in research, as described here https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/21678421.2019.1690519 Anyone interested in attending should email a short paragraph on why they want to be "Research Ambassador" to jamey@alshopefoundation.org
You can sign up to watch here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMsdO2rrD0sE9HcQP32HKgA4hjQKVTdnNCr
You can register for this event here https://whova.com/portal/registration/aagny_202205
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
Thanks to all who participated in our "50 Fashions" Contest during ALS Awareness Month. Here are the 4 winning outfits which Dr. Bedlack will be wearing to clinics in June.
The Duke ALS Clinic is looking forward to spending "Lou Gehrig Day" with the Durham Bulls again this year. Hope to see you all there!