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Clinical Academic Fellowship Announced for MND Research

29/04/2024

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).

Some people ask “can you not get an operation for that?”

Stuart Skinner is raising awareness this MND Awareness Week about his experience of MND and the misconceptions of it.

Tennent’s Brewery Tour Guide Loses Speech to MND

This MND Awareness Week Linda Mitchell is raising awareness of how losing her voice to MND has affected her, and her family.

Ellon Man Speaks Out this MND Awareness Week

Bill McLaren was diagnosed with MND three years ago and is now sharing his experience for MND Awareness Week.

Ian shares his diagnosis with MND

Ian Cunningham shares his diagnosis with Motor Neurone Disease during MND Awareness Week.

Moira was misdiagnosed 3 times before her MND diagnosis was confirmed.

Glasgow woman Moira Gilmour shares her "living hell" diagnosis with Motor Neurone Disease.

“MND is not contagious”

Lankarkshire man shares his experience of the stigmas and misconceptions of MND this Awareness Week

Michael shares his story with Motor Neurone Disease for MND Awareness Week

In the lead up to his diagnosis with MND, Michael's slurred speech led to the assumption that he was drunk.

Gordon shares his story with Motor Neurone Disease for MND Awareness Week

In the lead-up to his diagnosis with MND, Gordon had to put up with suspicion and stigma from his employer.

Angus Man Shares Story for MND Awareness Week

Jim Inglis was diagnosed with MND in July 2009, and is now raising awareness of the disease for MND Awareness Week 2018.

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