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Title	Lou Gehrig's Disease (Diseases and Disorders)
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Lou Gehrig's Disease (Diseases and Disorders)

Category: Literature & Fiction, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Sports & Outdoors
Author: Jennifer O'Connell, Carol McCloud
Publisher: Sigrid Nunez
Published: 2016-04-22
Writer: Imagine That, Manhattan Prep
Language: German, Chinese (Traditional), Icelandic
Format: epub, Kindle Edition

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Lou Gehrig Disease (ALS) Overview - NEUROCNTR - Lou Gehrig's disease causes ascending muscle weakness and atrophy, as the upper and lower motor neurons seem to slowly degenerate. By slowly losing muscle function muscle twitches gradually develop caused by the denervation of the muscles, eventually culminating in irreversible atrophy.

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