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'Star Trek Discovery' Actor Kenneth Mitchell Passes Away at 49 After ALS Battle

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Co-Founder of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Loses Battle with Disease

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Alzheimer's: New Link To Algae Found, Sheds Light On Environmental Causes

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ALS: New Study Sheds Light On Disease And Opens Up Doors For Drug Discovery

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Dormant Viruses Could Be Linked To Motor Neuron Disease, Study Says

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ALS: Researchers Develop Brain Implants That Allow Paralyzed People To Type

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ALS And Funeral Directors: Formaldehyde Used In Embalming Fluids Could Boost Risk Of Death 4-Fold

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Stephen Hawking Considers Assisted Suicide

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ALS Could Be Prevented By Type 2 Diabetes? Researchers Find Curious Link Between Conditions

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‘Still Alice’ Writer, Director Richard Glatzer Dies at Age 63

Entertainment

Oscars 2015: Patricia Arquette, Alejandro G. Iñárritu And ‘Glory’ Songwriters Use Speeches To Spotlight Political Issues

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ALS: Veteran Bradley Michels Denied Testing For Neurological Disease By VA After 10 Years Of Service Dies

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Blood Pressure Drug Lowers ALS Risk by 57 Percent

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Victim Of Fake ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Supported Through Student Rally

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ALS Association Attempts To Trademark ‘Ice Bucket Challenge’

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