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A small village in the French Alps has seen a notable cluster of ALS cases, pointing to potential environmental and genetic links.

The 14th annual Les Turner Symposium on ALS highlights collaborative research efforts aimed at improving understanding and treatment of ALS.

Mark is the first person to control Amazon Alexa using a brain-computer interface.

A brain-computer interface enables a man with ALS to communicate effectively using a voice that resembles his own, marking significant progress in speech technology.

A brain-computer interface has enabled a patient with ALS to control smart devices using only his thoughts, enhancing his independence.

Advanced brain-computer interfaces show promise in restoring speech for individuals suffering from A.L.S.

The new BCI system allows near-instantaneous speech communication for individuals with severe speech impairments, demonstrating unprecedented accuracy.

Synchron has enabled mind control of Alexa for ALS patients through a brain-computer interface, significantly improving accessibility.

Montchavin, a small French Alpine village, has an unusually high rate of ALS cases, prompting further investigations into potential environmental or genetic causes.

Patients won't benefit from failed Lou Gehrig's disease drug, leading to its withdrawal from the market.

Only three ALS medicines left for U.S. patients, with one showing survival extension by several months.

Brooke Eby uses social media to document her journey with A.L.S. while engaging with followers about the realities of her condition.

Brooke Eby's social media presence emerged as a way to share her ALS journey rather than a goal to be an influencer.

Brain-computer interfaces enable paralyzed individuals to regain communication and movement by interpreting brain signals with remarkable accuracy.

Doctors are using AI to help ALS patients regain their voice by translating brain activity into speech.

Brain-computer interfaces restore lost functions in paralyzed individuals, including speech through advanced neural signal interpretation and AI technology.

Moshe Nussbaum, a veteran journalist with ALS, uses AI to regain his voice and continue his career after facing severe communication challenges.

Artificial intelligence technology enabled April Kerner to communicate using a program that replicates her voice, significantly impacting her connection with family.

Eric Brunner uses art to cope with ALS and raises awareness for the community through his project 'Flickering Souls: Illuminating ALS.'

The Advocates episode features inspiring stories of individuals advocating for hope, representation, and mental well-being in contemporary society.

Steve Gleason has returned home after a hospital stay amidst Hurricane Francine, showcasing resilience and family support.

Steve Gleason is recovering at home after a traumatic fall but is thankful for avoided serious injury due to timely help.

Steve Gleason is stable and recovering in the hospital after complications following Hurricane Francine.

His advocacy work for ALS continues despite his health challenges.

Neuralink receives approval for its first clinical trial in Canada, aiming to assess its brain implant's safety and functionality for treating paralysis and mental health disorders.

Neuralink has successfully implanted a second device in a human, showing promising results for patients with spinal cord injuries or ALS.

The article reflects on a deep, nostalgic connection between two people, highlighting themes of trust, remembrance, and the impact of A.L.S.

Della, a grandma with ALS, creates a lasting memory for her 10 grandchildren by recording videos of herself reading books and linking them to QR codes in the books.