Category: MS Research Study and Reports

MS Living Well Podcast: Multiple Sclerosis Biomarkers including Blood Tests – an interview led by Barry Singer, MD

April 26, 2022 Photo: Rawpixel Rapid recent advancements have led to blood tests (biomarkers) to track multiple sclerosis disease activity.…

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8 More SPMS Patients Cleared for Foralumab Nasal Spray Treatment

 by Marta Figueiredo PhD | April 12, 2022 BREAKING NEWS Based on findings from the first two secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS)…

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Update on Multiple Sclerosis Molecular Biomarkers to Monitor Treatment Effects

  ABSTRACT Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory and neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system characterized by broad inter-…

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MS researchers in Buffalo and Boston join forces to understand the most severe, and humbling, cases

April 21, 2022 Scott Scanlon Multiple sclerosis robbed Mary Jo Montani of many abilities late in life. She could barely…

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New Study Confirms the High Costs of MS to Individuals and the U.S. Economy — (“The Economic Burden of Multiple Sclerosis in the U.S.”)

  April 13, 2022 A new study, commissioned by the National MS Society, shows that for the nearly 1 million people…

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New Research Finds That, For The First Time Ever, Stem Cell Treatments Improve Disability Status for Multiple Sclerosis Patients With Progressive Disease

 Preliminary analysis of FDA-approved study conducted by the Tisch MS Research Centerof New York found that stem cell treatments substantially improved…

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“Never Drinking Alcohol” Tied to ‘Significantly’ Higher MS Risk

Not drinking alcohol significantly increases the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), especially if a person also is a current or former…

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Smell Test Might Help Predict if MS Treatments Are Working

  A measure of the nose’s sensitivity to smell could be used to detect whether treatments for relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS) are…

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3D Showing of Mayzent Binding to Receptor Could Advance Treatments

 by Steve Bryson PhD | March 18, 2022 For the first time, researchers have brought to light the precise three-dimensional structure of Mayzent (siponimod) as…

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Immune Reaction to Milk Protein May Explain Dairy’s Link to MS

  Immune system reaction to casein, a protein in cow’s milk, can trigger an inflammatory neurological disease in mice that’s…

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