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ALS Can Affect Anyone, Anywhere, at Any Age

Did You Know?

ALS (otherwise known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) is always fatal and patients typically live for 2 to 5 years after diagnosis.

More than 90% of people with ALS have no family history of the disease.

1 in 300 people will receive an ALS diagnosis in their lifetime.

U.S. military veterans are twice as likely to develop ALS.

How Much Do You Know About ALS?

Who Can Get ALS and What Are ALS Symptoms?

Sharon Bell
Living with ALS
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What Options are Available for ALS Treatment?

Sandy Morris
Someone we’ve lost to ALS

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What Can I Do to Help My Friend or Family Member with ALS?

Adam Wilson
Someone we’ve lost to ALS

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Are You or Your Loved One Affected by ALS? We Are Here to Help

Living with ALS – as a patient, a caregiver or a loved one – can feel overwhelming and isolating. From this moment on, know you are not alone. Wherever you are and whatever you encounter, you can find critical resources you need here.

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