Evaluating the Mortality Burden due to Motor Neuron Disease With Comorbid Respiratory Failure: A CDC WONDER Analysis of U.S. Population (1999–2023) (P10-9.014)

Anfal Hamza; Arbaz Hassan; Waqas Ahmad; Muhammad Umar Ejaz; Laiba Noor; Archi Mehta; Sheraz Qasim; A N Malik; T Sajjad; Muhammad Saim; Hafiz Haseeb Ahsan; Faseeh Haider

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000217039

June 9, 2026Neurology

Evaluating the Mortality Burden due to Motor Neuron Disease With Comorbid Respiratory Failure: A CDC WONDER Analysis of U.S. Population (1999–2023) (P10-9.014)

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Key Points

To investigate trends related to the mortality burden from motor neuron disease paired with respiratory failure.
Conducted CDC WONDER analysis of U.S. population data from 1999 to 2023.
Analyzed mortality rates and implications for healthcare planning.
Focused on populations affected by motor neuron diseases and respiratory failure.
Identified increasing trends in mortality associated with motor neuron disease and respiratory failure.
Provided insights for future healthcare resource planning and patient assistance programs.

Implication

Analysis investigates mortality trends in motor neuron disease patients with respiratory failure, aiding healthcare planning.

Abstract

Our goal is to investigate trends and implications that can aid in healthcare planning and patient assistance in the population of Motor Neuron diseases.

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Hamza et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Evaluating the Mortality Burden due to Motor Neuron Disease With Comorbid Respiratory Failure: A CDC WONDER Analysis of U.S. Population (1999–2023) (P10-9.014)

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