Jordan University Hospital — Neurology Department

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Mission

North African + Levantine academic neurology networks; cross-referenced with Drory 2007 Israeli cohort that established **Jewish patients of North African origin have earlier ALS onset and shorter disease duration** — suggesting a genetic/environmental modifier in North African populations. North African academic ALS research tradition (Francophone-Arabic bilingual literature) Cross-border patient flows within Arab League countries Limited dedicated ALS clinical infrastructure — patients typically referred to larger regional academic centers Genetic significance: North African ancestry is a documented ALS epidemiological modifier per Drory 2007