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Australian Motor Neurone Disease Registry

Posted July 3rd 2007

by DPS

The Australian Motor Neurone Disease Registry (AMNDR) has been developed to collect information on people with motor neurone disease, such as demographics and treatment type, which will enable doctors to learn more and establish guidelines for patient care.

The AMNDR website contains information about participating in the registry, news on scientific collaborations, profiles of major centres treating patients with motor neurone disease and useful links for patients and carers.

For more information visit http://www.amndr.org