The ALS is one of only two places in the world where photoelectron spectroscopy can be performed on surfaces at pressures above 1 torr. |
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For a moment of levity, Leo was challenged by David Beckham to do the ALS ice water bucket challenge. |
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The ALS course teaches the theory and the practical skills required to prevent the early stages of cardiopulmonary arrest on adults. |
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Many people with ALS report that gel cushions are uncomfortable, while air-filled cushions seem to provide more comfort and pressure relief. |
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The line between the person with ALS and the caregiver begins to run together. |
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Advanced EMT's are also the right hand of the critical care paramedic in ALS Units or Mobile Intensive Care Units. |
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Schellenberg will train in the ALS clinical program and the electromyography laboratory at the University of Alberta. |
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Shaw and his team are studying ALS and ALS-parkinsonism dementia complex, an unusual neurological disease of Guam. |
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The ALS has yet to respond to criticism of its high overheads and wage bills. |
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Like the cornflower, people with ALS show remarkable strength in coping with this devastating and fatal disease. |
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Elizabeth Grandbois tells of her life story including her inspirational battle with ALS through prose and poetry. |
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Presymptomatic testing for SOD1 mutations for adults, who have no symptoms of ALS but do have a family history, is available but controversial. |
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Steve was diagnosed with ALS two years earlier and was now virtually bed-ridden. |
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Distain for person with ALS and other loved ones develops and the individual becomes distant and impatient. |
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Dr. Sanjay Kalra, is an MD, assistant professor, division of neurology and co-director of the ALS clinic at the University of Alberta. |
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Several years before Lou contracted ALS, Bruce Campbell, a Cleveland outfielder, came down with spinal meningitis. |
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly called ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive disease that affects the nervous system. |
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The failure of the diaphragm is what kills most of those afflicted with ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, aka Lou Gehrig's disease. |
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Two rare subtypes of ALS are progressive muscular atrophy and progressive bulbar palsy. |
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While eating can be one of the joys in life, it can be a challenging activity for people with ALS with weakened bulbar muscles. |
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People first diagnosed with limb onset ALS may develop bulbar symptoms later on. |
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A person with ALS is assessed by a neurologist, who is up to date on the latest medications that may help. |
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This cause is very close to my heart as my father succumbed to ALS a number of years ago. |
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He faced his battle with ALS just as he lived his life, with courage and dignity. |
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The person with ALS and the family need to make decisions about care, or about other matters. |
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Hawking was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 21, and given just two years to live. |
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Instead of ice water, Sheen pours a bucket full of cash on himself, all of which he plans to donate to the ALS Association. |
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The scene becomes even more distressing when we recall how ALS eventually works its way up the body, making simple things like hand gestures and speaking impossible. |
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The year is 2003, and she has suffered with Lou Gehrig's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, for six years, which is longer than most patients with ALS last. |
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The ice bucket Challenge to strike out ALS has dominated Facebook pages and Twitter feeds of young and old for most of August. |
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Not so Pamela Anderson, who used her nomination to condemn the ALS Association. |
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I think that it is of paramount importance that at this point I state that at no point did the ALS ever seek, actively, or inactively, the votes or preferences of liberals. |
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Some individuals with ALS with bulbar symptoms develop a furry tongue. |
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Sue Rodriguez suffered from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, an incurable condition that attacks the muscles and had robbed her of almost all movement. |
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Recent research suggested genetic defects in dynein, a transporter protein in cells, could provide a common underlying mechanism of ALS and other forms of motor neuron disease. |
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Eig's biography addresses different aspects of Gehrig's life before he was struck by ALS, with his athleticism and career as a professional baseball player. |
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Ales for ALS participants receive a special blend of experimental hops provided by Loftus Ranches and Hopunion. |
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Some people with ALS who have little lower body disability, but have problems with their arms and hands find using a bidet enables them to retain total independence with toileting. |
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More than 70 percent of ALS patients have excessive neurofilament accumulations in their motor neurons. |
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A lot of things changed for the ALS Association after last summer's Ice Bucket Challenge became a viral and fundraising sensation. |
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In effect, the Society is mandated to help you today through information and support, as well as tomorrow through funding research that will change the course of ALS and ultimately put an end to it. |
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I took advantage of an Alouettes pregame news conference to announce to the national football media that I had ALS, and that opened the floodgates. |
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Peter Taunton, CEO of Snap Fitness, accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge from NASCAR driver Landon Cassill. |
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On the one hand we learned this week that the pro-abortion rip-off of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has finally come to an end. |
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Chapters 1 through 4 set the foundation for a discussion of the ALS diagnosis. |
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Throughout the last ten years, The ALS Guardian Angels has offered its services to ALS families that were suffering financially. |
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Kalra's study aims to determine the extent to which brain chemical abnormalities exist in ALS and if they contribute to the development of cognitive impairment. |
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The ALS permits the importation of raw materials free of duty, provided that the company exports a corresponding quantity and value of finished product determined in accordance with officially set standard input-output norms. |
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The ALS Society of Canada is the only national voluntary health organization dedicated solely to the fight against ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. |
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This disease is more commonly referred to as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease. |
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Bowser was recently named recipient of the most prestigious honor in ALS research. |
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Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to a man who loved Parliament, Richard Wackid, who died yesterday after a courageous struggle with ALS, Lou Gehrig's disease. |
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Sharon is also acknowledging the hard work and dedication of caregivers who work tirelessly for patients of ALS, or what is known as Lou Gehrig's disease. |
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They also found evidence that suggests an elevated rate of ALS among Gulf War veterans. |
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Stuart Millheiser and the ALS Guardian Angels are ready and eager to get back to helping those affected by this devastating illness, just in time for the holiday season. |
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As a result, identifying specific biomarkers may allow subgrouping of ALS sufferers, which could set the foundation for early intervention and patient-specific therapies. |
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The people with ALS were nearly twice as likely to have one of two variant forms of a gene for the protein called vascular endothelial growth factor. |
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