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“Watching someone decline is the hardest thing.” – Musical Theatre Student, Lauren, will take on the TCS London Marathon 2027 for Mum Living with MND

28/08/2026

Nineteen-year-old musical theatre student, Lauren Cobey, Glasgow, is preparing to take on the TCS London Marathon in support of MND Scotland, inspired by her mum, former West End star, Nicola Filshie, and her journey with motor neuron disease (MND).

Remembering Rob Burrow CBE

Everyone at MND Scotland is deeply saddened to hear that English rugby star, Rob Burrow CBE, has died aged 41 from motor neuron disease (MND).

Clinical Academic Fellowship Announced for MND Research

MND Scotland and the Scottish Government’s Chief Scientist Office have appointed a three-year Clinical Academic Fellow to investigate potential causes of, and therapies for, motor neuron disease (MND).

Parliamentary reception highlights need for better social care for people with MND

New researcher joins MND Pre-Fellowship scheme with project focused on biomarkers

A new research project has launched as part of the Pre-Fellowship scheme to fund MND research leaders of the future.

MND charities update on MIROCALS

In February, the three main MND charities shared an update that stated we had written a joint letter to regulators alerting them to the imminent publication of the data.

MND charities respond to TUDCA trial results

Phase 3 clinical trial of tauroursodeoxycholic acid (TUDCA) fails to meet primary aim of reducing the progression of MND.

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Confirms Tofersen Drug Appraisal via STA Route

Professor Richard Ribchester’s Journey into Science and Motor Neuron Disease Research

MND Scotland Trustee, Professor Richard Ribchester tells us more about what fuelled his passion for science and how he became interested in motor neuron disease research.

Self-proclaimed ‘non-athlete’ training hard to represent MND Scotland at TCS London Marathon

Louise has already raised over £3,500 and is on her way to reaching her goal of £5,000.

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