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Olympic bronze medalist Mohamed al-Sayed just became the world's top-ranked men's épée fencer after winning gold at the Mediterranean Games. The Egyptian champion's perfect tournament run in Italy propelled him to the sport's highest honor.
After decades of slow progress, ALS researchers at VCU Health say they're more optimistic about finding a cure than at any point in history. The Richmond team is combining new FDA-approved treatments with cutting-edge research to extend lives and find solutions.
Six walks across Newfoundland and Labrador brought together families touched by ALS, raising $17,000 for research and essential medical support. With new drugs showing promise in reversing the disease, organizers say a cure feels closer than ever.
King Mohammed VI granted clemency to over 1,200 people this Eid Al Fitr, including 19 former extremists who renounced violence. The royal pardon reflects Morocco's commitment to second chances and social healing.
Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane turned his ALS diagnosis into a powerful mission, raising over half a million dollars for research before his death at 53. His final months moved the needle forward for thousands battling the rare disease.
The only multidisciplinary ALS clinic in the Mountain West now offers groundbreaking gene therapy for patients with genetic forms of the disease. University of Utah Health's team brings together 10+ specialists in one visit, making life easier for the 30,000 Americans living with ALS.
Moroccan forward Achraf Bencharki scored twice and assisted another goal as Al Ahly dominated Cairo's biggest derby with a commanding 3-0 victory over rivals Zamalek. The standout performance keeps Al Ahly just three points behind league leaders in one of African football's most passionate competitions.
A breakthrough drug called AMX0035 is giving hope to 35,000 Americans living with ALS by significantly slowing the disease's progression. Research advances at Columbia's ALS Center are helping patients live longer with better quality of life. ##
Actor Eric Dane couldn't attend an ALS gala due to his health, but sent a powerful message of hope and determination. Fellow ALS advocate Aaron Lazar accepted the award on his behalf as the community rallied around him.
Tim Evans, diagnosed with ALS in 2014, chose to become the first volunteer in groundbreaking research at Johns Hopkins Medicine instead of letting his disease define his final chapter. His decision could help improve quality of life for thousands of ALS patients diagnosed each year.
LA Dodgers pitcher Emmet Sheehan is gifting one of his signature "K ALS" gloves to MLB.com's Sarah Langs for her birthday, honoring her advocacy work while battling the disease. The glove tradition started at Boston College, inspired by ALS activist Pete Frates who co-founded the viral Ice Bucket Challenge.
A promising new treatment for ALS has entered human trials across multiple countries, offering hope to patients by targeting a protein crucial for nerve-muscle communication. The therapy aims to restore function in most ALS patients through a novel genetic approach.
When Tim Evans was diagnosed with ALS on Valentine's Day 2014, he faced a choice: wait at home or use his remaining years to help others. He became the first volunteer in a Johns Hopkins study designed to improve quality of life for ALS patients.
A man with ALS is using a brain implant at home to communicate at 56 words per minute, keeping his job and staying connected to loved ones. It's the longest-running test of speech technology for paralysis patients outside a lab.
Patrick Darling lost his ability to sing when ALS took his voice two years ago. Now AI technology has restored his singing voice, letting him create music and perform with his band again.
His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani stood shoulder to shoulder with thousands of Qataris and residents at Eid Al-Adha prayers, creating a powerful moment of unity. From Lusail to Education City Stadium, the nation came together in celebration.
A promising oral therapy for ALS is moving toward Canadian approval after the company received regulatory clearance to file by December. Clinical trial data showed the treatment may extend survival by nearly 15 months when started early.
A breakthrough gene therapy has revolutionized how Canadian doctors approach ALS testing. Now 100% of physicians offer genetic testing to all patients, regardless of family history.
Scientists have found a way to use CAR T-cells, already proven to cure some cancers, to slow the devastating effects of ALS by targeting rogue immune cells in the brain. The breakthrough could extend lives and eventually help treat dementia and other neurodegenerative diseases.
A mother of three living with ALS performed ballet on stage in Amsterdam by controlling a digital avatar with her thoughts. The breakthrough technology could help others with motor neurone disease regain their ability to express themselves through movement.
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