New Clinical Trials Starting This Summer

The Emory ALS Center offers a variety of research opportunities, including:

Clinical Trials

Studies evaluating new medications, therapies, and treatment approaches aimed at slowing disease progression, managing symptoms, and improving quality of life.

Observational Studies

Research that helps scientists better understand ALS through clinical information, health data, imaging, and biological samples.

CLICK HERE TO SEE NEW CLINICAL TRIALS

Why Participate in Research?

Research participation may provide:

• Access to new investigational therapies

• Opportunities to contribute to future ALS treatments

• Closer monitoring by specialized ALS research teams

• A meaningful way to help advance ALS science for future generations

Every participant helps move ALS research forward.

Hope in Motion: From Bedside to Bench—and Back Again

Advancing research discoveries into meaningful care for people living with ALS.

And a Good Time Was Had By All - ALS Night at Truist Park 2026

We had a great time at Truist Park on June 2nd for ALS Night. Our team enjoyed being together outside of our clinic setting, seeing so many of our PALS throughout the evening, and soaked in all of the awareness for ALS. April Anderson did a fantastic job of throwing the first pitch and her story, shared on the jumbotron, inspired all in attendance. Watch the video below.

We are grateful to the Atlanta Braves for their donation to research at Emory ALS Center, and their partnership with Emory Healthcare in organizing a very special game day experience for all.