Stephen Hawking, one of the most respected scientists humankind has ever had, is an inspiration to all those suffering from the deadly condition called motor neurone disease.
A Longer Fourth Finger � Linked to Motor Neurone Disease?
The risk of motor neurone disease could be identified by the length of a person’s fingers, claim researchers in the UK.
The risk of motor neurone disease could be identified by the length of a person’s fingers, claim researchers in the UK.
"I'm happier now than before I developed the condition," the Daily Mail quoted him as saying.
"It taught me not to pity myself because others were worse off, and to get on with what I could still do," he added.
New Diagnostic Test For Motor Neurone Disease
Dr Steve Vucic, from Neuroscience Research Australia, says the test will allow people with the motor neurone disease to be diagnosed up to eight months earlier than is currently possible.
Dr Steve Vucic, from Neuroscience Research Australia, says the test will allow people with the motor neurone disease to be diagnosed up to eight months earlier than is currently possible.
Hawking has proved the medical science wrong which claims that people afflicted by the disease usually do not survive for more than 10 years. He got the disease at the age of 21 when he was a Cambridge scientist.
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Man With Motor Neurone Disease Records His Voice for Son
A man diagnosed with motor neurone disease has decided to record his voice so that his son can hear it even if he loses the ability to speak.
A man diagnosed with motor neurone disease has decided to record his voice so that his son can hear it even if he loses the ability to speak.
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New Genetic Study Reveals Clue to Cause of Motor Neurone Disease
A fifth genetic mutation associated with typical motor neurone disease, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, has been discovered by researchers.
A fifth genetic mutation associated with typical motor neurone disease, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, has been discovered by researchers.
