New ALS gene is identified: Project ALS researchers play critical role in the identification of KIF5A, which gives scientists a better understanding of ALS and new therapeutic targets. Read study, published in Neuron, here.
Project ALS is concerned by proposed cuts to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
The Kirchhoffs “Happy Holidays, Project ALS Family! We are the Kirchhoff family, and we lost our father, Tom, to ALS in 2015. Our dad taught
WATCH OUR LATEST VIRTUAL TOWN HALL Watch the Project ALS Holiday Town Hall: 2025 Research Goals, where we discussed our 2025 research goals including innovative
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