MS and co-morbid autoimmunity
In my experience, the most common co-morbid autoimmune disease in people with MS, outside of thyroid disease post-alemtuzumab, is MS-associated…
Different lymphocyte counts of multiple sclerosis patients treated with ofatumumab and ocrelizumab: A retrospective observational study
Christoph Friedli 1 2, Nik Krajnc 3 4, Helly N Hammer 1, Stefanie Marti 1, Tobias Zrzavy 3 4, Maria E Evangelopoulos 5, Ioanna Kapsali 5, Paulus Rommer 3 4, Thomas Berger 3 4, Andrew Chan 1, Gabriel Bsteh 3 4, Robert Hoepner 1 Affiliations expand Abstract Introduction: Patients with Multiple…
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A 15-year-old hockey player with MS may never experience a symptom, thanks to Colorado research
Children’s Hospital Colorado is following 180 people who are siblings or children of people with multiple sclerosis in a breakthrough…
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Multiple Sclerosis: Can a Blood Test Detect MS Years Before Symptoms Appear? New Research Encouraging
Written By: John Fernandez Published: May 1, 2024 Disponible en Español New clinical trial findings could advance the early treatment for patients…
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A Smoldering Process: A New Way of Thinking about Multiple Sclerosis
Published on: October 4, 2023 Our understanding of the biology of multiple sclerosis is changing. New research sheds light on…
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PET scans reveal ‘smoldering’ inflammation in patients with MS
April 26, 2024 A new study suggests positron emission tomography brain scans could reveal hidden inflammation in patients with multiple…
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What Are the Physiological Changes of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?
MS causes white blood cells to attack or injure myelin and other parts of the CNS (central nervous system). The…
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Foot Drop: Everything You Need To Know
Foot drop refers to a condition when a person is unable to lift the front part of their foot to the…
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Hot and bothered: Read how heat makes MS symptoms worse
Around three quarters of people with MS find that their symptoms get worse when they are hot. This might be…
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‘You’re Fine.’ Why Delays in MS Diagnosis Matter.
by Lisa Doggett Family & lifestyle medicine physician, UT Health MS and Neuroimmunology Center; Sr. Medical Director, Sagility; Author of Up…
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