The man who says he can halt ALS
Being diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis – or ALS – is a death sentence. There are about 3,000 ALS patients in Canada at any one time, and every year, 1,000 more Canadians are diagnosed. About 1,000 people die from the condition every year. In Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan there is a scientist who claims to have…
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