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MS Research Roundup: April 18, 2014

Progress Toward New MS Clinical Trial Outcomes; Adaptive Design Evolves; A Call for Fundamental Neuroscience Research; MS Miracle Cures

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

Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research, People

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Regarding the Heartbleed Bug: Pantheon, our web host, patched their platform on Monday, April 7, shortly after the public announcement of the vulnerability.

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Can We Separate Anxiety and Gender in MS?

Do physicians ask women about anxiety more often than men? The evidence might back up that practice, but MS confounds.

Neurologists ask me about anxiety a lot. The first question is, “Do you have children?” Following that is...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: When Old Symptoms Resurface

Pseudoexacerbations might not cause new nerve damage, but quality of life means more than just disease progression

It wasn’t my first time going out to lunch with my 2-month-old daughter, but it was the first time...

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MS Research Roundup: March 31, 2014

Tracking Research in Social Media; Faster Cures Through Online Collaboration; The MS Athletic Edge

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

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Rare Family Cluster of MS Reveals New Clues

Studying five affected siblings, researchers have learned that one version of a tumor suppressor gene may increase the risk of developing MS by 70%

An unexpected potential genetic risk factor for multiple sclerosis has been identified in a remarkable...

Clinical Research, People

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Neuroradiology Reader Roulette

Neuroradiology readings: How often do they miss the gorilla in the film?

The lung CT scan is infamous: Right there in plain sight stands...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Hoping New Biomarkers Make MS More Predictable

Recent research on various biomarkers might improve the accuracy of diagnosis, the accuracy of predicting progression to MS, and correct treatment choice

Patients are told that MS is unpredictable. It is something we learn firsthand, even before we get a clear-cut diagnosis...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: The Diagnostic Saga of PPMS—A Tale of Seven Neurologists

How can so many people trained in the same profession reach such totally variable conclusions?

I’ve seen no fewer than seven neurologists in the past 6 years, often for...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Patience, the Rusty Adjective

I had a hard time dealing with the bureaucracy in healthcare first, before I could start treatment against MS

Because I have a unique name, when I introduce myself, people are sometimes reminded of...

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MS Research Roundup: April 18, 2014

Heartbleed Bug

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Can We Separate Anxiety and Gender in MS?

MS Patient, Ph.D.: When Old Symptoms Resurface

MS Research Roundup: March 31, 2014

Rare Family Cluster of MS Reveals New Clues

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Neuroradiology Reader Roulette

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Hoping New Biomarkers Make MS More Predictable

MS Patient, Ph.D.: The Diagnostic Saga of PPMS—A Tale of Seven Neurologists

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Patience, the Rusty Adjective

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