As ALS patients unite around Amylyx, a new paper hints at potential druggable targets

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ALS is a debilitating, universally fatal disease. As motor neurons die, patients lose their abilities to walk, cut their own food, swallow and eventually, breathe …

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As ALS pa­tients unite around Amy­lyx, a new pa­per hints at po­ten­tial drug­gable tar­gets

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As ALS patients unite around Amylyx, a new paper hints at potential druggable targets