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Kristin Neva

Kristin Neva

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Columnist, ALS News Today

Michigan

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Total articles 603

  • How I use a shoehorn to help me live well with ALS

    By Dagmar Munn, Kristin Neva| ALS News Today@ The other day, my husband spotted me putting on my sneakers while using a long shoehorn and asked, “Wouldn’t that be a lot easier if we got you a pair of those new step-in shoes?”I’ll admit that living with ALS has me continually thinking of ways to make my life easier. But it’s also made me super picky about my shoes. So without looking up, I mumbled, “I don’t know, maybe.

    By Dagmar Munn, Kristin Neva · ALS News Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • AAN 2025: PrimeC reduces miRNAs linked to ALS progression

    By Margarida Maia Verified, Kristin Neva, Katherine Poinsatte| ALS News Today@ Neurosense Therapeutics’ oral therapy PrimeC significantly reduces blood levels of miRNAs — molecules involved in regulating gene activity — associated with disease progression and survival in people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). That’s according to six-month biomarker data from the Phase 2b PARADIGM clinical trial (NCT05357950), in which 68 adults with ALS were randomly assigned to receive either PrimeC or a placebo for six months, followed by one year on the therapy.

    By Margarida Maia Verified, Kristin Neva, Katherine Poinsatte · ALS News Today

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • How I use a shoehorn to help me live well with ALS

    By Dagmar Munn, Kristin Neva| ALS News Today@ The other day, my husband spotted me putting on my sneakers while using a long shoehorn and asked, “Wouldn’t that be a lot easier if we got you a pair of those new step-in shoes?”I’ll admit that living with ALS has me continually thinking of ways to make my life easier. But it’s also made me super picky about my shoes. So without looking up, I mumbled, “I don’t know, maybe.

    By Dagmar Munn, Kristin Neva · ALS News Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

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