Johns Hopkins Researchers Attribute ALS Research Breakthrough To 2014's Ice Bucket Challenge
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The summer of 2014 was all about people pouring orange buckets of ice water over their heads and challenging others to do the same. But as fun as it was, the individuals were not just goofing off. They were rising to the Ice Bucket Challenge that encouraged people to either douse themselves with the ice water or donate $100 USD towards ALS research. The dare that went viral globally enabled the Foundation to raise an astounding $115 million USD in a few short months. Now, just a year later, the generous donation is helping facilitate new breakthroughs in the disease that currently has no cure.
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helenie약 10년I did the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge- ∆∆∆∆∆∆∆약 10년best article
rainbowfox약 10년I did that with my famely- djshs약 10년that was weird : {
psps125약 10년It is very exciting to see that they raised all that money to help cure a disease.- No약 10년I like it too
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trdel약 10년That is so could . I can't do it =-<- Awesome126753약 10년After reading this article I really don't think it's very cool this is a very seroius matter and I don't enjoy people laughing or snickering at try to think of the one how have ALS and try to picture if it was you I truly believe this is no laughing matter so try to act seriously and stop and think for that one moment it happened to to
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