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MS Research Roundup: June 4, 2014

Special CMSC Meeting Edition: Exercise and Aggressive Rehabilitation; Patient Satisfaction With CCSVI; Ambitious MS Database Being Planned

This edition of MS Research Roundup concentrates on the joint meeting of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers and the Americas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis...

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MS Research Roundup: May 27, 2014

Sex, Drugs, and Preclinical Research; Promising Biomarker for Progressive MS; Journalist With MS Finds Hope in Stem Cell Trial

Items of interest to multiple sclerosis researchers from around the Web...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Pros and Cons of the First Generic DMT

The Copaxone patent expired on May 24, which could lead to cost-based DMT choice

This Memorial Day weekend marked not only the unofficial start of summer but also...

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MS Research Roundup: May 20, 2014

Pregnancy Hormone May Augment MS Treatment; Happy International Clinical Trials Day; Online Comment Provokes Evidence Milestone; Hanging Ten With Floppy Feet

Items of interest to multiple sclerosis researchers from around the Web...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Axes of Access Don’t Intersect for the Disabled Patient

Visible and invisible barriers inhibit healthcare access for disabled patients

A feature of nature is that environment determines the function of form. That’s easy to forget when...

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MS Research Roundup: April 30, 2014

Cannabis for MS; Relapsing After Pregnancy; MS Interactive Map With Treatment Trends

Items of interest to multiple sclerosis researchers from around the Web...

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Is the Month-of-Birth Effect on MS Risk a Statistical Fluke?

Since the late 1980s, a series of papers have reported that people born in late spring, especially in May, are at greater risk for MS. Two recent papers contend that these results are a statistical fluke.

Scores of papers published in the last quarter-century have reported that people with MS are more likely to...

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Make Way for Another MS Model?

In a head-to-head comparison of four MS models, one based on HSV-1 infection shows its value

It’s caused plenty of embarrassment, but the virus that triggers cold sores could also provide insight into...

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Decoding Brain Disease

Computer analyses extract new insights from MS patient data

Since he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007, Curtis Schreiner, a three-time U.S. Olympian in the biathlon, has...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: A Pregnant Pause

My own experience suggests that awareness of MS’s impact on pregnancy is either low or outdated within the obstetrics community

One of the first people I told that I was pregnant, aside from my parents and in-laws, was...

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MS Research Roundup: June 4, 2014

MS Research Roundup: May 27, 2014

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Pros and Cons of the First Generic DMT

MS Research Roundup: May 20, 2014

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Axes of Access Don’t Intersect for the Disabled Patient

MS Research Roundup: April 30, 2014

Is the Month-of-Birth Effect on MS Risk a Statistical Fluke?

Make Way for Another MS Model?

Decoding Brain Disease

MS Patient, Ph.D.: A Pregnant Pause

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