ALS Today Audio Podcasts
ALS Today Audio Podcasts
ALS Today, ALS Therapy Development Institute
ALS Today is an independent interactive news magazine featuring the latest research advances and potential therapies for ALS/MND. Published by ALS TDI, ALS Today informs clinicians, research scientists, patients and care providers about global efforts to end ALS. Find us online www.als.net/ALSToday. Follow us on Twitter @ALSToday.
Native Son
Paul Gordon MD of the Indian Health Service (HIS) talks about his latest results which suggest that ALS might be less common in Native Americans. His studies may one day help identify triggers of ALS and potential ways to fight the disease.
Jun 21, 2013
12 min
TMS, a headstart for PALS?
Steve Vucic PhD of Neuroscience Research Australia talks about transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), an emerging test that may help clinicians identify people with ALS before the first symptoms of disease. Learn more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2013/06/19/TMS-a-headstart-for-PALS.aspx
Jun 21, 2013
14 min
DPS Point Blank
Kirsten Gruis MD of the State University of New York talks about the NeuRX DPS, a device that aims to help people with ALS breathe better and live longer by electrically conditioning the diaphragm. Learn more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2013/05/07/The-DPS-Point-Blank.aspx
May 7, 2013
10 min
A go for anti-Nogo-A
Pierre-Francois Pradat MD PhD of the Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris in France talks about GSK's potential ALS medicine ozanezumab, now at phase II. Learn more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2013/04/09/A-Go-For-anti-NOGO-A.aspx
Apr 9, 2013
8 min
Gilenya, giving ALS the fingo?
Steve Perrin PhD, CEO and CSO of ALS TDI, talks Gilenya, other emerging immunomodulators and their potential to treat ALS going forward. Read more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2013/02/12/Gilenya-giving-ALS-the-fingo.aspx
Feb 12, 2013
19 min
Mexiletine - channeling ALS?
Michael Weiss MD, Director of the Neuromuscular Diseases Division of the University of Washington School of Medicine, discusses an upcoming phase II clinical trial that puts mexiletine to the test in ALS, a potential early treatment of the disease. Read more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2013/02/05/Mexiletine-channeling-ALS.aspx
Feb 5, 2013
8 min
ALS clinical trials, powering forward
Doug Kerr MD PhD, Biogen-Idec’s Director of Neurodegenerative Research, talks dexpramipexole, the lessons learned and the development of future ALS medicines in the clinic going forward. Read more: http://blogs.als.net/post/ALS-clinical-trials-powering-forward.aspx
Jan 16, 2013
11 min
NP001, a quiet riot for ALS?
Robert Miller MD, Director of California Pacific Medical Center’s Forbes Norris MDA/ALS Research and Treatment Center, talks NP001 and its potential to treat ALS going forward. Read more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2012/12/17/NP001-a-quiet-riot-in-ALS.aspx
Dec 17, 2012
14 min
ALS, Out of Africa
Athanase Millogo, MD of Bobo-Dioulasso University Teaching Hospital in Burkina Faso, talks TROPALS and its potential impact on people with ALS/MND in Africa going forward. Read more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2012/11/06/ALS-Out-of-Africa.aspx
Nov 6, 2012
13 min
ALS, dressed to the C9s
Jeff Rothstein MD PhD, director of the Packard Center for ALS Research at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, talks C9ORF72 and potential treatments for this form of ALS going forward. Read more: http://blogs.als.net/post/2012/10/29/ALS-dressed-to-the-C9s.aspx
Oct 29, 2012
18 min
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