Our next session is on Wednesday September 16, 2026, at 1 p.m. ET.
Have you seen an ALS research headline and wondered what it really means? Curious about emerging therapies, clinical trials, genetics, or what researchers are working to answer?
Join us for Ask Us Anything: Research, a casual conversation with ALS Canada’s Research Team. There are no presentations and no set agenda. Drop in to ask a question, listen to the discussion, or learn alongside others interested in ALS research and the treatment pipeline.
Whether you're living with ALS, a family member, a caregiver, or simply curious, all questions are welcome. We're here to answer them and connect you with reliable, evidence-based information and resources.
To help create a welcoming and informative space for everyone, please keep the following in mind:
- This is a research-focused drop-in session designed for questions about ALS research and clinical trials. If you're looking for personal or family support, our Community Services team would be happy to help. Contact them at [email protected].
- Everyone's experience is personal. Please respect participants' privacy and avoid asking for personal details such as contact information, genetic status, or disease progression unless someone chooses to share.
- Our team can provide information about ALS research, but we cannot offer medical advice. Care decisions should be discussed with your healthcare team, ideally an ALS specialist.
Please visit our list of ALS clinics to help you to connect with a clinic in your area.
- Questions about ALS genetics are more than welcome! However, individual genetic counselling and personalized guidance can only be provided by our National ALS Genetic Counsellor.
Thank you for helping make this a respectful and engaging discussion for everyone.
