Brochures on “The MS Empowerment Series”, by The International Organization of MS Nurses (#IOMSN) –
A series of brochures that focus on specific issues for people with MS: MS Empowerment Series The entire series can…
Learn about The NARCOMS Registry for Multiple Sclerosis
NARCOMS’ focus is creating and maintaining a database of individuals’ experience with MS and making that information available, both…
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7 Strange and Uncommon Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis
Click HERE to Subscribe for the MS Beacon eNewsletter MS is a disease that is unique to each patient, meaning…
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Fatigue Prevalence Remains High in MS Patients
Click HERE to Subscribe for the MS Beacon eNewsletter The prevalence of fatigue continues to be high among people with multiple sclerosis (MS)…
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Optic Neuritis: How Does MS Affect Vision?
Click HERE to Subscribe for the MS Beacon eNewsletter Optic neuritis (ON) is an inflammatory and demyelinating eye condition that causes eye…
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MS and Heat: What You Need To Know
Click HERE to Subscribe for the MS Beacon eNewsletter Many people with multiple sclerosis (MS) are sensitive to heat and changes…
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Patient and Provider Insights into the Impact of Multiple Sclerosis on Mental Health: A Narrative Review
Published: 20 April 2021 Bryan E. Davis, Lynsey Lakin, Cherie C. Binns, Keisha M. Currie & Mary R. Rensel Neurology and Therapy (2021)Cite…
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Comprehensive Approach to Management of Multiple Sclerosis: Addressing Invisible Symptoms—A Narrative Review
Lynsey Lakin, Bryan E. Davis, Cherie C. Binns, Keisha M. Currie & Mary R. Rensel Neurology and Therapy (2021)Cite this article Abstract…
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Understanding an “invisible” MS symptom such as Pain
Information provided by: _______________________ Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects everyone differently. No two people have the exact same symptoms or experiences…
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Why do people with MS get headaches?
Headaches are a common cause of pain and discomfort in people with MS. It may even be an early sign…
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