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Discover our comprehensive guide to understanding the symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Learn how to identify early signs, track disease progression, communicate your needs with healthcare professionals, and prepare […]
SLA Research Q&A Session “Leading ALS researchers and clinicians shed light on their current scientific studies and findings. Presentations were followed by a question-and-answer period. Dr. Richard Robitaille, Professor in […]
Relive this inspiring webinar where two dynamic women, Linda Levine and Marie-Christine Tremblay, share their thoughts and experiences as caregivers with us. The activity begins with presentations by Linda and […]
Voice cloning is the most recent technological advancement for creating a voice, using artificial intelligence (AI) to generate a synthetic copy of a human’s voice. Sophie Dupont will explain how […]
Dr. Dupré explains what PLS (primary lateral sclerosis) and PMA (progressive muscular atrophy) are and how they differ from ALS. ALS Quebec also supports people with these two rare neurodegenerative […]
Compassionate care benefits: welcome assistance when caring for someone in palliative or end-of-life care
Caregiving statistics and resources for workers and employers
A definition of caregiving, and some things to consider when supporting your employees in this role.
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