My thoughts on the debate Mr. Trump what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought.
Thanks to all who joined the @NASEM_Health webinar to hear from experts in the field of ALS research, including our own Dr. Suma Babu. Access the report below. #HealeyHope
#SCT2024 is well underway in Boston, and we are proud to have work from the NCRI & Healey & AMG Center highlighted through posters, presentations, and discussions. We look forward to tomorrow when @MeritCudkowicz will present the Curtis Meinert Keynote Lecture #HealeyHope
The Daniella Lipper ALS PACT Program at the Healey & AMG Center for ALS is an excellent resource for families. Scan the QR Code or follow the link below to access the latest news and materials #ALS#FamilyResources https://t.co/sSNDVoNmXt
BREAKING: Senator Bernie Sanders calls for a four-day work week.
His reasoning is that American workers are 400 times more productive than they were in the 1940s, and CEOs are making around 350 times more than their employees.
Robotics and AI are going to take many jobs, while making the jobs that remain, even more efficient.
Who reaps the rewards of that progress? Right now it’s the large corporations and CEOs. Sanders argues that some of that benefit should be passed down to the workers in the form of 4-day work weeks.
What do you think?
(These are my personal thoughts)
Advocacy is a choice, and the shape of it is personal to each. Your advocacy may not appeal to all, and that is ok.
With respect to research and scientific rigor, no one wants to water it down. What we clamor for is flexibility in terms of:
Results from the Healey platform trial have found that Pridopidine was safe and may help to improve speech and respiratory function in some people with #MND#ALS.
These promising signs are being used to plan further testing in a Phase 3 clinical trial.
#alsmndsymp
Further data was presented for Tofersen (a treatment for SOD1 #ALS#MND) at #alsmndsymp, including analysis of long-term effects.
Those who received Tofersen early had a reduction in a marker of nerve damage called neurofilament light chain, which stayed reduced for 104 weeks.
We, along with the entire hockey community, are mourning the passing of Chris Snow. Even while battling ALS, Chris dedicated his life to helping others and he changed the lives of so many.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Kelsie and children Cohen and Willa ❤️