Major genetic study of Multiple Sclerosis reveals DNA hot spots of disease susceptibility
August 15, 2011 By Jason Bardi Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex disease that is not caused by a single gene…
Vitamin D ‘lowers relapse risk of multiple sclerosis’
Having high levels of vitamin D everyday can lower the risk of relapse in multiple sclerosis sufferers, a new study…
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Ginkgo Biloba, Simvastatin Not Helpful in MS
HONOLULU – Ginkgo biloba and simvastatin were not helpful in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in separate randomized, placebo-controlled trials. Treatment with…
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Vitamin D Supplementation: An Update
SOURCE: Medscape Today Christine Gonzalez, PharmD, CHHC – Authors and Disclosures Posted: 11/11/2010; US Pharmacist © 2010 Jobson Publishing Introduction An estimated 1 billion…
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Multiple sclerosis tied to low sun, mono virus
April 19, 2011 – The odds of developing multiple sclerosis may be higher in people who’ve had infectious mononucleosis and…
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Sunlight / Vitamin D Affects MS Risk
Higher levels of sun exposure and higher blood levels of vitamin D were both associated with decreased risk of having…
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Current MS Research News ( from a-z )
Source: MSRC-UK Please choose one of the news categories below. New Discoveries Drugs Research MS Knowledge Research Paediatric Multiple Sclerosis Research…
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Higher Vitamin D Content to Reduce Breast Cancer, Colon Cancer and Multiple Sclerosis Risk
Click our “LIKE” Button found near to top left of this page According to a new study conducted by researchers…
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Study Suggests (Sun exposure) Vitamin D Levels May Have Role in Protecting Against Multiple Sclerosis
Feb. 7, 2011 — Higher vitamin D levels and exposure to sunlight appear to be independently protective against multiple sclerosis, a progressive autoimmune disease that…
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Exercise and Positive Thinking
Written by: Samantha Harris – Samantha has friends and a relative that are affected by MS Living with MS…
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