MS symptoms: Underestimation of Anxiety & Depression in MS Patients
Could people with multiple sclerosis have increased anxiety and depression as their disability progresses? To me that is a no brainer, of course they do!…
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MS symptoms: Tai Chi for Coordination, Depression & Wellbeing
Each week Multiple Sclerosis Trust highlights a research of the week. This week a duplicate study on Tai Chi was performed extending the during from…
MS symptoms: FDA Approved Plegridy as MS Treatment
Before you get too excited about the new MS treatment, Pledgridy, let me first explain that it really is not new but rather New and Improved. Biogen Idec, the…
MS symptoms: MS Society Pledges 100% of Donations to Research in August 2014
Dear Melissa, (and now my readers) This is an incredible time in MS research. Things we only imagined a few years ago now seem within…
MS symptoms: Spread the Word about MSsymptoms.me
MSsymptoms.me is 10 months old this weekend. Please help me to grow the audience by sharing MSsymptoms.me with someone who might be interested in my…
MS symptoms: Infant Vitamin D Levels Clue to MS?
Have you heard the rumor that multiple sclerosis might be linked to vitamin D levels at birth or even the month one was born? I…
MS symptoms: Worms Could Mean a New MS Treatment Pill in the Future
Worms, worms, worms. If it isn’t whipworms it is intestinal worms – all trying to save the day for multiple sclerosis patients. Researchers have discovered…
MS symptoms: Researchers Close to a Cure for Multiple Sclerosis?
Imagine this… Multiple sclerosis patient donates their own skin cells, these cells are induced into becoming oligodendrocytes or myelin-forming cells and are reintroduced into the…
MS symptoms: Pregnancy and Multiple Sclerosis
Should you take Copaxone when you are pregnant? I had a reader say she was going against her doctor’s advice and continuing on Copaxone during…
MS symptoms: HIV Medication Could Stop MS Progression?
Could having HIV actually decrease a patient’s risk of developing multiple sclerosis by 75-85%? Barts and The London Neuroimmunology Group’s blog, Multiple Sclerosis Research, posts…