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MS Research Roundup: February 18, 2015

Carbon Nanoparticles for MS; #HackMS Stands for Big Data and More; Restoring Myelin in Irradiated Brains; Lemon Verbena for MS Tea Time

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Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research

Top 8 MS Research Advances of 2014

Eight top papers showcase scientific progress in multiple sclerosis research in 2014

A new year is a fine reason to gaze back on the accomplishments of...

Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research

MS Research Roundup: February 2, 2015

New Regulatory Gene for Myelin-Making Cells; Biogen + Google Team Up Against MS; Brainsmart Way to Quit Smoking

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

Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research

MS Research Roundup: January 18, 2015

Experimental Remyelination Antibody Results; This Is Your Brain on Diapers; Neuroscience With a Conscience

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Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research

Axon Transport Deficits: Neurodegeneration’s First Sign?

When axonal transport is disrupted, neurodegeneration follows, according to a study in EAE mice

Neurons in the brain need a lot of support in order to survive. Since axons can...

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MS Research Roundup: December 2, 2014

Fingolimod Falls Short for PPMS; Expanded U.S. Clinical Trial Data; New Neuroinflammatory T Cell Subset; Writing With Style

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Clinical Research, Drug Development, Laboratory Research

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.

Every morning, “V” starts her day with “bulletproof coffee”: coffee blended with butter and coconut oil. Then she...

Clinical Research, Laboratory Research, Methods, People

MS Research Roundup: November 21, 2014

Gulf War–Era MS Veterans; Modafinil Performance Questioned; More Reproducible Findings; MS in Movies and TV

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Clinical Research, Laboratory Research, People

Fatigue: New Mouse Model in the Works

Researchers presented a new mouse model for fatigue at the 2014 Society for Neuroscience meeting. The model is the first of its kind and works by manipulating the pro-inflammatory cytokine interleukin-1β.

There’s a new animal model coming down the pike that may be of use to...

Laboratory Research, Methods

MS Genetics: The Outer Limits

In a mashup of data sets and new genome-mapping tools, a study finds that most of the inherited risk for autoimmune disease discovered so far comes from mysterious noncoding regions and mostly affects immune cells

Since 2007, ever larger and more powerful genome-wide association studies have found...

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Axon Transport Deficits: Neurodegeneration’s First Sign?

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Does Diet Matter in Multiple Sclerosis?

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Fatigue: New Mouse Model in the Works

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