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Study Projects Dramatic Increase in ALS Prevalence by 2040

Summary:A new study projects that global ALS prevalence will rise by about 25% by 2040—driven largely by an aging population and improved survival—significantly increasing demands on healthcare systems and support services.

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  • U.S. ALS prevalence is expected to climb from 9.68 to 11....

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AMA Applauds CMS’ Model Test of Tech-Supported Chronic Care in Medicare

Summary:The AMA is applauding CMS’ new ACCESS Model, a voluntary Medicare initiative that tests technology-enabled chronic care solutions to improve outcomes and modernize treatment for millions of patients with common long-term conditions.

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  • The ACCESS Model aims to remove outdated...

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How HHS Layoffs Could Affect Rehab Therapists

Summary:Major workforce reductions across HHS agencies—including CMS, NIH, and ACL—are creating uncertainty for rehabilitation therapists by slowing policy development, disrupting research and grant administration, and reducing day-to-day operational support essential for clinical and business continuity.

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New Method More Accurately Assesses Leg Dystonia in Children

Summary:Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine have developed an objective, movement-based method to accurately assess leg dystonia in children with cerebral palsy, enabling earlier diagnosis and more effective treatment.

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  • The new method measures leg movement varia...

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Study: CTE Rare Among Individuals With Isolated Brain Injuries

Summary:A Mount Sinai study found that chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is rare among individuals with isolated or limited brain injuries and predominantly observed in those with extensive repetitive head impacts.

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  • Of 47 postmortem brain samples analyzed, only seven showed CT...

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