The MND Register of England, Wales and Northern Ireland is a research study funded by the MND Association, and led by Professor Ammar Al-Chalabi at King’s College London and Professor Kevin Talbot at University of Oxford. It aims to collect information about every person living with MND. We’ve created a short video that provides more information.
Why is the MND Register so important?
The purpose of the MND Register is to create a database to collect and store information about every person with MND in the UK.
The information will help plan the care for people living with MND and tell researchers more about what might be causing the disease. For example, counting every person with MND allows us to work out the number of people diagnosed with MND per year, how many people currently have the disease and how this is changing with time. Information such as gender and ethnicity can be used to look for characteristics of people more likely to develop MND.
How you can help
If you're living with MND, you can take part in the study by selecting the 'Join the MND Register' link below. This will link you through to the self-registration form run by the project. You may also be invited to take part during an appointment at your MND clinic. The number of clinics able to recruit people with MND into the Register is increasing all the time.
Join the 1,800 people who are already on the register:
We are grateful for the support of the Betty Messenger Charitable Foundation and a family trust that wishes to stay anonymous, enabling us to fund this project.
Why is the MND Register so important?
The purpose of the MND Register is to create a database to collect and store information about every person with MND in the UK.
The information will help plan the care for people living with MND and tell researchers more about what might be causing the disease. For example, counting every person with MND allows us to work out the number of people diagnosed with MND per year, how many people currently have the disease and how this is changing with time. Information such as gender and ethnicity can be used to look for characteristics of people more likely to develop MND.
How you can help
If you're living with MND, you can take part in the study by selecting the 'Join the MND Register' link below. This will link you through to the self-registration form run by the project. You may also be invited to take part during an appointment at your MND clinic. The number of clinics able to recruit people with MND into the Register is increasing all the time.
Join the 1,800 people who are already on the register:
Join the register
We are grateful for the support of the Betty Messenger Charitable Foundation and a family trust that wishes to stay anonymous, enabling us to fund this project.