ALS TDI Conversations

ALS TDI Community Conversations

Join Dr. Nadia Sethi, the Director of Community Outreach and Engagement at the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI), for this new virtual discussion series. These conversations will provide an overview of research at ALS TDI, discuss current clinical trials, and provide space to converse and ask questions about ALS science and research.

Through this series, Nadia hopes to engage the community around the following:

Increasing understanding of what ALS TDI does
Providing information on currently recruiting clinical trials and EAPs
Creating a space for discussion about the science of ALS

Registration is limited. View upcoming events below and reserve your spot today!

Upcoming Conversations

There are no ALS TDI Community Conversations currently scheduled. You can sign up for our emails to get updates on future ALS TDI Community Conversations.

Previous Conversation Recordings

View the Conversation from December 12

Special discussion: Learn how you can support ALS research at ALS TDI

"Being able to share information about ALS research with this community made me feel like I was getting back at ALS. It still does. I will continue to share the science of ALS because I believe it is what will ultimately lead to answers and effective treatments."

- Nadia Sethi, DDS

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Whether you have questions about research, resources, clinical trials, or just want to connect and have a conversation, we want to hear from you.

About Dr. Nadia Sethi

Nadia lost her husband Sundeep to ALS in 2020, but she has continued to be extremely active in following the latest research and science news. In addition to her involvement with various ALS research and advocacy groups, she moderates the ALS Clinical Trials Facebook group where she regularly shares findings to help inform others about the science of ALS and the clinical research landscape.

Nadia holds a BS in Biochemistry and Art History and a DDS from UCLA. She is a dentist by training with almost ten years of clinical practice experience. Currently she is pursuing a MS in Pharmacogenomics and Precision Medicine at the University of Florida. The motto she shared with her husband from the time of his diagnosis was “Not today ALS” as they battled the disease together for almost two years, and she continues to live by these words in her efforts to make positive changes for those affected by ALS.