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CMSC Indiana Meeting to Go On Despite “Religious Freedom” Law

Last Friday, the state of Indiana passed the “Religious Freedom Restoration Act.” The act, signed into law by...

The Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers will not be canceling its annual meeting, scheduled for May 27-30 in Indianapolis

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MS Research Roundup: March 2, 2015

Second PML Case With Fingolimod; Canadian Mesenchymal Stem Cell Trial Set to Go; Charcot Winner: Giancarlo Comi; #GOOB Art; Private Science Funding

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MS Research Roundup: February 6, 2015

Patient Portal Aims to Fuel Research; MS With Other Chronic Diseases; Push for MS Cure in the News; Relapses as Adverse Events; The Language of Science

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iConquerMS™ Advances Patient-Driven Multiple Sclerosis Research

First-of-its-kind initiative creates network of 20,000 MS patients to accelerate Big Data approach for answering key questions

The Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis today launches iConquerMS™, the nationwide initiative by and for...

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MS Research Roundup: January 12, 2015

Pain Comes Before Myelin Loss; HPV Vaccine Not Linked to MS; Retroviruses Common in Genomes & Activate B Cells; Posthumous Plea for Right-to-Die Reform; Oscar Wilde’s Wife May Have Had MS

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The Power of Positive Thinking

A recent meta-analysis suggests that treating some of the psychological complications of multiple sclerosis may have a positive effect on physical symptoms as well

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that eats away not only at a person’s physical capabilities, but also...

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MRI Education May Benefit MSers

People with MS often feel anxious about MRIs and frequently lack basic knowledge of this diagnostic procedure. Is an education program that creates “expert patients” the answer?

Persons with multiple sclerosis often feel stressed while in the magnetic resonance imaging scanner and then...

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Does Diet Matter in Multiple Sclerosis?

Diet is the ever-moving target in MS research. In this story, we’ll look at the facts, fiction, and continued struggles of researching dietary contributions to multiple sclerosis.

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