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Raising ALS | Lou Gehrigs Disease| Parkinsons Disease AWARENESS to the NEXT LEVEL!
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*Final Farewell To Mike Lopez Jr.* it is hard to imagine anyone who followed football in Oregon in the 1980′s not remembering his name. It struck fear into many an opponent and his #19 was called and shouted often at Oregon State where he did some legendary things. He was one of the greatest athletes to every come out of Oregon and was an All American and named Gatorade Player Of The Year. The 1981 Graduate of Aloha was truly special in every way and was known by those closest to him as “Magic Mike”! Delete the scoop?
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When he sat down Monday night and listened to the full broadcast of the Atlanta sports radio hosts mocking ALS-sufferer Steve Gleason, the head of O.J. Brigance’s foundation was left nearly in tears. “I just couldn’t believe it,’’ Steve Peregoy, the recently-named executive director of the Baltimore-based ALS advocacy foundation Brigance’s Brigade, said Tuesday. “I’ve gotten ................................. Delete the scoop?
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PHILADELPHIA - The motor neuron disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, progresses in a stepwise, sequential pattern which can be classified into four distinct stages, report pathologists with the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in the Annals of Neurology. This post-mortem staging of ALS brain and spinal cord tissues shows, for the first time, how the fatal degenerative disease may progress from one starting point in the central nervous system to other regions of brain and spinal cord. As evidence mounts showing that other neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, transmit disease-specific pathological proteins from cell-to-cell within the interconnected brain regions of.......... Delete the scoop?
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Some members of the morning fired for mocking a former ex-NFL star battling ALS admit they went too far. Delete the scoop?
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Documentary feature about Kathryn Calder of The New Pornographers. Driven by adversity, inspired by family. Delete the scoop?
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Hours after an Atlanta radio station suspended three radio hosts for a tasteless skit about Steve Gleason, the trio has been terminated. Delete the scoop?
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Organic food advocate, Colle Farmers Market, responds to a Medical Daily article outlining how patients with Parkinson’s disease may benefit from eating food grown without pesticides. Delete the scoop?
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Prof. Molly Shoichet (photo courtesy of Shoichet Lab) One of the challenges facing stem cell researchers is how to ensure that cells delivered to patients don't die after transplantation to the point of care. 
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A possible way of keeping stem cells at the point of insertion or even keeping them alive following transplant. Delete the scoop?
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He’s back. Last autumn, Hisashi Moriguchi stunned the world of stem-cell science by claiming he had become the first person to transfer induced pluripotent stem cells into patients. In a now-infamous front-page spread in the Yomiuri Shimbun — which has the largest number of subscribers of any newspaper in the world — Moriguchi said he created a type of iPS cells, differentiated..... Delete the scoop?
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Argeo Paul Cellucci, a Hudson native who rose from a smalltown selectman to become governor of Massachusetts and later US ambassador to Canada, died at home this afternoon after a five-year battle with Lou Gehrig’s disease. Delete the scoop?
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Increased iron levels may be causally associated with a decreased risk of developing Parkinson's disease, researchers in Italy say. Delete the scoop?
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From the familiar steps of "West Side Story" to as-yet unseen professional dance choreography, a group of enthusiastic dancers joined professional dancers David Leventhal and Lesley Garrison today for a dance for Parkinson's disease. Delete the scoop?
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A new home tracking system based on a Microsoft Kinect sensor will help patients with the symptom of ‘freezing of gait.’ Delete the scoop?
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-----> * Happy Birthday Lou Gehrig * <-------------
----> * Happy Wednesday June 19th T.E.A.M.! *<-----
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A new study released today by UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH) and the Optum Institute finds that volunteering is linked to better physical, mental and emotional health. Delete the scoop?
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Parkinson Disease Association said, "We find these lyrics distasteful and the product of obvious ignorance." Delete the scoop?
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Bob Deyan, a Grammy award-winning audiobook producer, received the devastating diagnosis of ALS earlier this year but even with his deteriorating physical condition, his spirit and faith remain high. Delete the scoop?
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One of the radio hosts fired for mocking a former NFL player with ALS admits the skit wasn't funny and has apologized. 
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Marie Sweat Broxton Maybe he will get that awful disease and than he would know it's no joke ,It's something you wouldn't want your worse enemy to have ,maybe they all will get it ,I have a son with it and it's nothing to joke about .
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Committee Approves $7.5 Million for the ALSRP The House Appropriations Committee approved legislation to provide an additional $7.5 million in continued funding for the ALS Research Program (ALSRP) at the Department of Defense. If enacted, it would bring total funding for the program to nearly $50 million. Thank you to everyone who made the trip to Washington last month for National ALS Advocacy Day and also to those who participated in our online virtual Advocacy Day. Your outreach to Members of Congress in support of Delete the scoop?
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June 18th, 2013 2:00 - 3:00PM EST Robert Brown, MD, PhD, DPhilContact: alstrials@partners.org
Dr. Robert Brown (University of Massachusetts) will highlight ongoing genetic research in ALS and discuss implications for people living with ALS.
After his presentation, Dr. Brown will be available for questions.
Interested people can join the webinar on Tuesday June 18th at 2:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.
Please forward this information to those who may be interested. Sign Up to pariticpate...................
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The ALS Association Greater Chicago Chapter’s Run to Defeat ALS
I am running in the 2013 Chicago Marathon in memory of my mother, Donna McNeice, my friend John Keator, and a family friend Bob O'Neil who all recently lost their battles to ALS. I am also running in memory of Michael Lopez (Team Cure ALS), who lead an inspirational battle with ALS and in the process has raised ALS awareness and was a source of hope to so many people. I want to help all those who are currently battling ALS. It is my goal to raise ALS Awareness and help find a cure for this dreaded disease.
If you would like to make a donation and help David "Stay Commited to a CURE for ALS please visit this link:
T.E.A.M.-Together Everyone Accomplishes More! 
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David- We are beyond grateful and honored to have you running in Memory of Micheal Lopez Jr. & TEAM Cure ALS. We would like you to know that friends and support from individuals like you continues to bring our family extreme comfort and peace with our healing and loss of Michael after his battle with this horrendous disease ALS the last 17 years. We are family, brought together by such a horrendous disease, but yet for so many valuable and important reasons in our lives. The loss never leaves, the hurt never ceases but we have each other in our continued fight for our loved ones, friends and and all others that continue to FIGHT and hold HOPE for a Cure! Michael is so PROUD to have you represent him! Thank You will never be enough!
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Rock Steady Boxing, the first and only boxing program of its kind in the country, was founded in 2006 by former Marion County Prosecutor, Scott C. Newman, who is living with Parkinson’s.
The seed for what would eventually become Rock Steady Boxing was planted when Newman began intense, one-on-one, boxing training just a few years after he was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s at the age of 40. Newman witnessed the dramatic improvement in his physical health, agility and daily functioning through the......................... Delete the scoop?
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*Our Unique & Inspirational Jewelry can be customized especially for you or as a gift* Be CREATIVE! Design your own Unique Piece of Inspiration|Each Piece is Handcrafted In Oregon|Sent to you with Hope|Inspiration|Strength|Courage To Order, Visit: www.TeamCureALSfundraiser.com Your Purchase is Tax Deductible [to the full extent of the law] [T.E.A.M.-Together Everyone Accomplishes More!] Delete the scoop?
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SEATTLE - Former University of Washington women’s basketball player Melissa Erickson died Wednesday after a long battle with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Erickson was 34. Delete the scoop?
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