News Media Services
News Media Services is a dedicated resource site developed for news media and journalists. This site is an essential information link for members of the news media who are developing stories about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and the work of The ALS Association.
The ALS Association's Communications Department assists the media in reporting on the many dimensions of ALS by coordinating interviews with an array of Association experts in research, patient care, advocacy and public awareness and by providing information about the disease and The Association in a timely manner that is sensitive to breaking news and deadlines.
News Media Services is designed as a central access point for the media, with links to key areas available on The ALS Association website. The site provides the latest news releases and a searchable news archive for previously-released material.
Latest News
Super Bowl Show To Highlight New Orleans Saint Steve Gleason Who Is Battling Lou Gehrig's Disease
January 31, 2012Sports Illustrated video to air during pre-game show.
The ALS Community Mourns the Passing of Dr. Richard Olney
January 30, 2012Richard K. Olney, M.D., internationally respected ALS physician and researcher, has passed away from the same disease he helped his patients fight.
The ALS Association Remembers Greg Merfeld Who Tirelessly Fought to Assist Others Battling Lou Gehrig's Disease
January 27, 2012
NASCAR'S Robert Richardson Jr. joins forces with The ALS Association to Fight Lou Gehrig's Disease
January 25, 2012NASCAR driver to bring ALS awareness to auto racing fans and help raise funds.
Media Contact Information:
The ALS Association
Communications Department
27001 Agoura Road, Suite 250
Calabasas Hills, CA 91301-5104
Main Telephone and Email
(818) 880-9007
Email us at mediarelations@alsa-national.org
Greg Cash
Director, Communications
(818) 587-2243
gcash@alsa-national.org
Stephanie Dufner, M.A.
Communications Specialist
sdufner@alsa-national.org
(202) 407-8592
The ALS Association - 1275 K Street NW - Suite 1050 - Washington, DC 20005
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