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    MS News: September 2016

    Below are some MS-related topics that made the headlines this month. Do come back to check again, though, as the list will be updated every three to five days. Highlight! #ECTRIMS2016 – Congress on Latest in MS Research and Treatment Opens Sept. 14 #ECTRIMS2016 – Stay Up to Date with My Pick of Congress Highlights 25 American Athletes To Watch At The Paralympics  

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    MS News: August 2016

    Below are some MS-related topics that made the headlines this month. Do come back to check again, though, as the list will be updated every three days. Highlight! Guidelines for Neuropsychological Research in Multiple Sclerosis Multiple Sclerosis Journal Johns Hopkins Medicine: Multiple Sclerosis Benign MS Multiple System Atrophy Research $2 Million Grant to Study Fatigue in People with MS What health conditions do people rank as worse than death? Multiple Sclerosis in Children

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    MS News: May 2016

    Highlight! People with MS Share How They Are Stronger Than MS and Maintain Independence on World MS Day May 25 Research Hebrew University and Aurum Ventures Team to Create a Diagnostic Blood Test for RRMS JC Virus Carries a Mutation in MS Patients That Amplifies Brain Disease Known as PML MS and Young Adult-onset Hodgkin Lymphoma May Share Underlying Causes, Study Says Gut Microbiota in Young MS Patients Is Higher in Pro-Inflammatory Bacteria Than Usual, Study Finds Sanofi Genzyme and Johns Hopkins Partner on MS Research Projects into Disease Progression Study of Immune System Response to Viral Infection Revives Possibility of Link Between MS and Viruses Gut Bacteria Affects Myelin Content and Induces MS-Like Depression in Mice, Study Reports Modern Medicine’s Promising Future for MS Treatment: Stem Cell Therapy Fluorosamine…

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    MS News: April 2016

    Highlight! New injectable multiple sclerosis drug given go-ahead  Smoking Cessation Decelerates Brain Volume Loss in Multiple Sclerosis Research Catching glandular fever can prevent multiple sclerosis Drug boosts myelin regeneration in mice raising hope of future treatments for MS Gut Bacteria Affects Myelin Content and Induces MS-Like Depression in Mice, Study Reportsultiple sclerosis development risk linked with where you live The nature of genetic susceptibility to multiple sclerosis: constraining the possibilities A Way Forward in Treating Primary-Progressive Multiple Sclerosis? Study Shows Potential of Novel Compound to Treat Multiple Sclerosis Cytokine Once Thought Only to Promote Inflammation Now Seen to Have Restorative Properties, Too Multiple sclerosis: A new leap forward? Technique measures ‘postural sway’ to diagnose neuromuscular disorders Multiple sclerosis Could Helicobacter pylori provide protection against multiple sclerosis?

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    MS News: March 2016

    Highlight! Researchers spill the beans on coffee and MS Health Benefits Of Coffee: Multiple Sclerosis Risk Lower In People Who Drink More Java Daily Coffee may help combat Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Research Diabetic Oral Drugs Like Metformin Eased MS Symptoms in People with Both Diseases, Study Reports Signaling Molecule Seen to Induce CNS Remyelination in Mice with Spinal Injuries Oral MS Drug Derived from Plant Peptide Seen to Stop Disease Progression in Mice