One of the most common comments we hear is how hard it is to maintain friendships once someone is diagnosed with ALS. Join us to hear examples of friends who are making the best of a bad situation, examples of how to support a friend with ALS, and how people with ALS can continue to support their support squad!

ALS clinical trials must represent all people living with ALS including those from diverse genetic, racial/ethnic, socioeconomic, and geographical backgrounds.

In March 2022, I AM ALS hosted the inaugural I AM ALS Action Summit to engage stakeholders in the ALS community to improve the clinical trial experience for people living with ALS and their caregivers. Summit participants included people living with ALS, loved ones and caregivers, physicians, clinical research coordinators, advocacy organizations, biopharma allies, and key government stakeholders.

This webinar, which will take place on March 8th at 6pm ET, aims to inform the ALS community of the results from the Action Summit and will include an exchange of ideas around clinical trial recruitment and retention and ways in which you can get involved.