APOE4 gene variant linked to greater nerve damage in MS: Study
Carriers also showed signs of cognitive decline, more brain tissue damage Written by Patricia Inacio, PhD | March 17, 2026 A genetic variant…
Pseudobulbar affect in MS
Prevalence and association with symptoms in multiple sclerosis Background We sought to determine the prevalence of pseudobulbar affect (PBA) in…
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Japanese researchers build robotic tail to keep elderly upright
TOKYO (Reuters) – Millions of years after the ancestors of humans evolved to lose their tails, a research team at…
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Sex, Intimacy, and Multiple Sclerosis
February 2026 Sexual relations are a sensitive — and difficult — topic for people with multiple sclerosis (MS), just as…
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Mental ill-health in MS: prevalence and causes
February 2026 – by Prof. Gavin Giovannoni It is now well established that the burden of MS extends far beyond…
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Female sexual dysfunction in multiple sclerosis
How big is the problem? Can it be effectively managed? Key points Prevalence and impact on quality of life Sexual…
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Disability, not age, drives cognitive impairment in MS adults: Study
Still, older adults experience more and worse problems than younger patients Written by Steve Bryson, PhD | January 28, 2026 Older adults with multiple…
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When Should You Go to the Hospital for a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)?
Urine that’s unexpectedly bloody warrants a trip to the hospital or emergency room. Flu-like symptoms may also be a sign…
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Fat composition in ketogenic diet may influence outcomes in MS
Diet failed to reduce optic nerve damage in mouse model Written by Steve Bryson, PhD | A ketogenic diet — a very…
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Four distinct paths of disability progression emerge in relapsing MS
Findings may help explain why symptoms worsen even without relapses Written by Marisa Wexler, MS | December 24, 2025 Disability progression in relapsing…
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