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Secondary Progressive MS Trial of Lamotrigine Tested For Neuroprotection Benefits

Posted by: Ayesha Khan January 31, 2014 A recently completed study at University College London Hospital suggests that administration of certain drugs…

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Research showing advances in Axon restoration, cognitive performance, And a hopeful medication for Primary & Secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis

Posted by: Maureen Newman February 28, 2014 Fresh from the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is the 2014 MS Research Update, published each year, MS…

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Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis EBV Adoptive Immunotherapy Shows Promise

Posted by: Maureen Newman   February 10, 2014 Professor Michael Pender, of the University of Queensland School of Medicine, Brisbane,…

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Secondary Progressive MS Research Into Natalizumab Continues To Progress

Posted by: Mike Nace February 6, 2014 Researchers continue to explore different treatment approaches for secondary progressive MS, ranging from the development…

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SPMS (Secondary Progressive MS) – Causes Plus Symptoms & Diagnosis

Symptoms & Diagnosis of SPMS SPMS symptoms are not necessarily different from the symptoms that govern Multiple Sclerosis overall; the…

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Secondary Progressive MS: What You Need To Know

Secondary Progressive MS: What You Need To Know Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disease that features several distinct patterns of…

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Experimental Drug Proves Effective As Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis Treatment

Posted by: Chris Comish February 3, 2014 New Zealand-based Innate Immunotherapeutics has been in the news as of late, making headlines about the…

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Tcelna – formerly known as Tovaxin – continues research study for SPMS

a Hopeful medication for Secondary MS (SPMS ) Tcelna® (imilecleucel-T) Tcelna® (formerly known as Tovaxin) is a personalized T-cell immunotherapy in a…

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PPMS Study taking place at DUKE UNIVERSITY in North Carolina – ‘RECLASSIFYING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS’

ABOUT the Study: Brief History and Description The MURDOCK Study – Measurement to Understand the Reclassification of Disease Of Cabarrus /…

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