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“It’s like a recipe—if you’re missing one ingredient, you may not obtain the same result.” — Pascal-André Vendittoli, MD, Université de Montréal

“A 65% reduction in the risk of death and a statistically significant extension in median survival of over 14 months represent a clinically meaningful benefit of notable magnitude in ALS.” — Alon Ben-Noon, CEO, Neurosense Therapeutics

Twelve months after transplantation with the lower dose, mean scores decreased by 30.6 points during off time (a 52.82% improvement from baseline) and by 12.9 points during on time (a 54.67% improvement).

“When Eric Dane brings his firefighter character into living rooms across the country, it helps people understand not only how emotionally and physically devastating the disease is, but also the grace and strength that people living with ALS show every day.”

This asymmetric neuroplasticity challenges the traditional view that exercise-induced nerve adaptations are uniform, and suggests that the autonomic nervous system may fine-tune its responses based on side-specific roles in heart regulation.

Scientists discovered that just one round of exercise can change blood chemistry in breast cancer survivors, releasing proteins that help suppress tumor cell growth in laboratory experiments and pointing to exercise as a powerful, non-drug therapy.