Living with MS: Sometimes One Really Is the Loneliest Number
By: Dr. Vicky Leavitt is a neuropsychologist As a neuropsychologist and neuroscience researcher, I have been studying the brain for…
MOGAD has unique immune signature distinct from MS: Study
by Margarida Maia, PhD | November 18, 2025 Multiple sclerosis (MS) and myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease (MOGAD) share similar symptoms…
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When living with MS, we have to be open to change in our routine
When this disease changes our abilities, it’s important to adapt “We’ve always done it this way” was the phrase I…
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A sense of humor is a powerful act of resistance when living with MS
Laughter really is the best medicine by Desiree Lama | October 8, 2025 Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can sometimes feel like living with a…
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Researchers Find Gut Bacteria That May Be Linked to MS
Research out of the Max Planck Institute in Germany showed that specific types of bacteria living in the human gut may…
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Pelvic floor training
Do you have bowel, bladder and/or sexual problems? Here, I discuss pelvic floor exercises, which may help alleviate all these…
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MS Progression or Just a Bad Day? The Romberg Test Every MS Patient Should Know
Use this 60 second test to determine if you’re experiencing MS progression or not! Join me as I explain what…
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Starting Comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis Care at Initial Diagnosis: Mary R. Rensel, MD, FAAN, ABIHM
Author(s): Mary Rensel, MD, FAAN, ABIHM and Isabella Ciccone, MPH May 31, 2025 Conferences|Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers Annual Meeting…
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ACTRIMS 2025: Tolebrutinib impact greater in MS patients with PRLs
Treatment candidate found effective in reducing disability progression risk by Andrea Lobo, PhD | March 5, 2025 — #ACTRIMS Sanofi’s experimental BTK inhibitor tolebrutinib is…
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What Is an MS Zinger and How Can You Manage It?
Article created by Healthline MS “zingers” refer to neuropathic sensations, such as pain or pins and needles, caused by multiple…
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