Recent news from the Robert Packard Center for ALS Research:

In ALS, It’s Not the Number of Ailing Astrocytes That Counts - June 12, 2008

Leaky Blood Vessels Add To ALS Damage, Could Offer New Repair Site - June 10, 2008

William H. Adams Foundation Pumps New Energy, Funds into Search for ALS Cure - May 6, 2008

Tell-Tale Protein Clumping in ALS is Less Complex Than Expected - April 10, 2008

ALS Mouse Study Highlights Astrocytes' Strong Potential as Therapy Target - February 7, 2008

Exciting New Human ALS Trial: Lithium and Riluzole - February 7, 2008

ALS Treatment: A Matter of Cleaning House? - December 19, 2007

New Study Brings What Goes Wrong in Inherited ALS into Focus - September 18, 2007

New ALS Protein Could Be a Keystone - August 9, 2007

Muscles More Than Passive Victims in ALS, Study Suggests - June 29, 2007

Saer and O’Neill Named Packard Center Board Co-Chairs - June 28, 2007

Self-Attack? Self-Repair? First Real Look at Gene Activity in ALS Models Sparks Thirst for Answers - May 3, 2007

Model of Accelerated Familial ALS Sheds Light on Disease Process - April 6, 2007

Early News From First Large Search for Sporadic ALS Genes - February 20, 2007

Human Stem Cell Transplants Mature Into Neurons and Make Contacts in Rat Spinal Cord - February 14, 2007