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MS Research Roundup: January 9, 2014

Bad Statistics in Most Recent MS Mouse Model Papers; Better Value, Less Waste in Medical Research; New Guideline for Psychiatric Disorders in MS; FDA Faults MS Drug Study Design; Hockey Goalie Out on New Treatment

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

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MS Research Roundup: An Introduction

Starting this week, MSDF collects news and comment of interest to MS researchers from around the web

Let's be honest: MS Discovery Forum can’t cover every important development in MS research. MSDF can, however...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Setting the Right Expectations for Recovery

This means finding a careful balance between hope and information

I had been at the hospital for a few days when I was given...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: The Neuro Exam Chronicles

The good, the bad, and the ugly of neurological exams

I had my first-ever neurological exam in 2008, having been referred to a neurologist after I...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: Greetings From Limbo Land

Patients traveling the PPMS diagnostic path often simply move from one part of limbo land to another

Clinicians know that primary progressive multiple sclerosis is currently without treatment, but patients are even more acutely aware...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.: First Trip to the Frontline

My experience as an immunologist diagnosed with MS

I received my training as a Ph.D. student working in an immunology lab on the medical campus of a major research university, so I never expected...

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MS Patient, Ph.D.

A new blog series

Today we begin a new feature here at MSDF: a series of blog posts we’re calling...

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National MS Society Partners With Accelerated Cure Project Online Forum to Drive Progress

Society providing funding for MS Discovery Forum to drive research connections in progressive MS for researchers and clinicians

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is partnering with the Accelerated Cure Project's Multiple Sclerosis Discovery Forum...

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Neuromyelitis Optica, Part 4: Unresolved Questions

And finally, a look at some unresolved questions, such as people diagnosed with NMO who don’t have the aquaporin antibody, and the funding situation

A recent study that compared several antibody assays found that about a quarter of patients diagnosed with NMO lack...

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Neuromyelitis Optica, Part 3: Treatment and Prevention

After discussing NMO pathogenesis, we’ll talk about current treatments, as well as efforts to find better treatments and even prevent NMO attacks

Because NMO patients essentially suffer from inflammation, doctors first try to stop an acute NMO attack with...

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MS Research Roundup: January 9, 2014

MS Research Roundup: An Introduction

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Setting the Right Expectations for Recovery

MS Patient, Ph.D.: The Neuro Exam Chronicles

MS Patient, Ph.D.: Greetings From Limbo Land

MS Patient, Ph.D.: First Trip to the Frontline

MS Patient, Ph.D.

National MS Society Partners With Accelerated Cure Project Online Forum to Drive Progress

Neuromyelitis Optica, Part 4: Unresolved Questions

Neuromyelitis Optica, Part 3: Treatment and Prevention

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