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Exploring Early Treatment Strategies for RRMS: An Interview with Neurologist Daniel Ontaneda
When it comes to initial treatment selection for relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS), there is one question that has yet to be answered: Is it ... Read more -
In Brains Damaged by MS or Age, Cells Can Be Tricked to Promote Remyelination, Study Suggests
Our brains — much like our joints — stiffen with age, causing brain stem cells called oligodendrocyte progenitor cells (OPCs) to lose their ability ... Read more -
MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: Dark Rimmed Lesions, Sativex in the UK, NHS Care Toolkit for Neurological Diseases, Wahls Diet
Dark Rimmed Brain Lesions May Be Signal of Aggressive Disease, NIH Study Says Researchers in this study found that specific brain lesions, notable for ... Read more -
Imaging That Captures Damage to Brain in CIS Helps in Determining Likelihood of MS, Study Says
Imaging techniques that measure damage to the brain, in addition to those that detect lesions, may be useful in predicting likely disease progression in ... Read more -
NHS ‘Toolkit’ Aims to Improve Care Given People with MS, Other Neurological Ills in UK
The National Health Service (NHS) England announced an initiative that aims to speed diagnoses and ensure better all-around care for people with progressive neurological conditions ... Read more
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Today there is evidence that some healthy lifestyle choices may actually reduce multiple sclerosis ...
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Up Peristeen, or How to Beat the Blockade
The joys of MS are never-ending. One area that gets disrupted by this disease ... -
Wahls Seminar Provides Different Perspectives on Managing MS: A Nutritionist’s View
“Diet is profound. Lifestyle is profound. All patients should be taught how profound these ... -
MS Progression’s Speed Tagged to ‘Smoldering’ Brain Inflammation
The presence of chronic active lesions in the brain may provide a clue as ... -
MS Therapies Among Limited Offerings Through AllianceRx Walgreens Prime
Medications for treating certain rare and chronic conditions, including multiple sclerosis (MS), are now ... -
Dark Rimmed Brain Lesions May Be Signal of Aggressive Disease, NIH Study Says
Brain lesions appearing as dark rimmed, “smoldering” spots on imaging scans, representing active inflammation, ...
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1st Patient Enrolled in Study of Electrical Stimulation in Treating Brain Injury
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A first patient has been enrolled in a single-site trial to evaluate the potential of electrical stimulation, called Electroceutical Therapy, in reducing brain injury, Endonovo Therapeutics, the therapy’s developer, announced. Electroceutical Therapy is a non-invasive and wearable electronic device that uses pulsed ... Read more