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ALS Reversals

Research tracking and review · By Duke ALS Clinic (opens in a new tab)

The research programme that verifies rare, documented ALS reversals and runs small trials on what those people had in common.

    ↗ Open ALS Reversals on Duke ALS Clinic’s site (opens in a new tab)

    A small number of people with a confirmed ALS diagnosis have improved and stayed improved. This programme collects and verifies those cases, studies what they share, and runs small pilot trials on the most plausible leads. It is the careful counterpart to websites that promise reversal: it publishes its methods and its negative results.

    Who it is for
    People with ALS/MND, Carers and family, Researchers
    Where it works
    Anywhere
    How you reach it
    Website