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Lightbulb bunch of study notices
got a bunch of study notices . . . some might not allow Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis patients, who knows . . . :

BrainGate
BCFS00979-MGH-Rubin-Quadriplegia [Landing Page]

Brain Aging Research
https://study.buildclinical.com/stud...hav_UK0jVpcffQ

Samsung smartwatch study . . . potentially $520
Samsung Prescreen

Share Your ALS Clinic Experience
ALS Clinic Experience Survey

maybe some will get a few extra bucks . . . lets us know if you try and make the study!
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