In the dynamic landscape of ALS research, every breakthrough is a beacon of hope for those affected by this challenging disease. ALS Double Play is thrilled to share some exciting news – we have been featured in an article by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. This feature not only showcases our dedication to advancing ALS research but also brings to light the groundbreaking work of Dr. McKeever, whose research has been made possible through the generous funding of ALS Double Play.
First, we want to express heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has been a part of our journey. Your unwavering support, whether through donations, advocacy, or spreading awareness, has been the driving force behind our mission to find a cure for ALS. It is with immense appreciation that we share this exciting update with our dedicated community.
The Temerty Faculty of Medicine's recent article, "Towards Hope: ALS Double Play's Impact in ALS Research," shines a spotlight on our organization's relentless pursuit of advancements in ALS research. This recognition by such a prestigious institution is not only an honour but a testament to the collaborative efforts that are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the fight against ALS.
One of the most exciting aspects of our recent feature is the spotlight on the groundbreaking research led by Dr. McKeever, made possible through the funding provided by organizations and philanthropists like us. Dr. McKeever's work has led to exciting revelations in ALS research, uncovering new insights into the disease's mechanisms and potential avenues for treatment. This is a momentous step forward, and we are incredibly proud to have played a role in supporting such transformative research.
As we celebrate these milestones, ALS Double Play extends heartfelt thanks to Dr. McKeever for his dedication and groundbreaking contributions to ALS research. We also want to acknowledge our donors, supporters, and partners who have made it possible for us to fund crucial research initiatives like Dr. McKeever's. Your belief in our mission has propelled us forward, and we are grateful for each and every one of you.
In the spirit of gratitude and celebration, ALS Double Play extends sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed to our mission. The recent feature by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine and the groundbreaking research led by Dr. McKeever are shared victories that inspire us to press on in the pursuit of a world without ALS. Together, we are making strides, and together, we will make ALS history.
Link to University of Toronto article: https://bit.ly/23uoft
