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    Compassionate use

    Does anyone have experience writing a compassionate use letter for a drug in clinical trials? Who do we write to the company, the FDA etc
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    Azilect/Resagiline

    Azilect is a drug approved for Parkinsons. It is an MAOI-B, meaning inspite of the FDA warning there are no dietary restrictions or medication interactions to worry about -- One only has to be concerned if on an MAOI-A such as Parnate. It is currently in a trial for ALS. I discovered that...
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    Zinger Folding Wheelchair

    In a prior thread, I had asked if anybody had experience with the Zinger Wheelchair (zinger chair.com). While in Singapore, my husband (PLS for 11 yrs, walker dependent, with bulbar symptoms and slight upper extremity involvement) was able to try one. We ended up purchasing it. It, like any...
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    • battery bulbar equipment fda folding hip ice pls questions running symptoms trip walker wes wheelchair zinger wheelchair
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    • Forum: Tips, tricks, and gadgets
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    Tirasemtiv going Phase III

    Als TDI article here: Tirasemtiv (CK-2017357) | ALS Therapy Development Institute More here: Cytokinetics To Move Tirasemtiv Into Phase III, As FDA Breathes New Life Into ALS Drug - Cytokinetics, Incorporated (NASDAQ:CYTK) | Seeking Alpha
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    Genervon

    I just received an email that there is going to be a rally for ALS in Washington DC on March 25th at noon to ask FDA to fast track drugs. My family lives very close to DC so was hoping to go.
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    Genervon - GM6 - An opportunity to communicate with the FDA

    Following has information regarding GM6 and a communication from Genervon about how ALS advocates can contact the FDA: ALS Advocacy: "The FDA Will Listen To Your Voice If You Choose To Express It"
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    First Cure! repeat 2

    Danged mod triggers: ------------ Haredi leader Rabbi Refoel Shmulevitz, a victim of the motor neuron disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), may be the first known patient cured of ALS, which he was diagnosed with two years ago. ALS, more commonly known as Lou Gehrigs’ disease after the...
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    • ability age als breathing cell clinical crying cure cured diagnosis eyes fda healing hope improvement motor neuron disease muscle neurologist nurown pain paralysis problems professor respiratory speech stages stem cell stephen hawking treatments wheelchair
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: General discussion about ALS/MND
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    treatment should be coming soon if fda does its job

    brainstorm's mesychamel stem cell drug trial is finished and the results will be announced on January 5th. sounds like the results are very very very good. progression slowed/stopped with several patients and several patients got better in a lot of areas. the fda will get the results that...
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    Ciprofloxacin.....

    First off, my heart and prayers go out to anyone diagnosed with or anyone with a loved one diagnosed with ALS. I lost my brother to what seemed to be ALS in 2012. My brother was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy in 2003 after being prescribed Ciprofloxacin for infections on a couple occasions...
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    I did a mistake. Now, very worried about ALS.

    Hi all, (I'm french, so excuse me for my writing). First of all, I would like to express all my support to people diagnosed with this disease. I discovered ALS when typing my symptoms on Google and I was very affected. I decided to join a french association to make donations for research and...
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    • als anxiety atrophy diagnosed donations fasciculations fda ice mistake neurologist progression research risk steroids support symptoms weakness work worried worried about als
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Could this be ALS?
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