MS

Personal Stories: Jason

Hello. My name is Jason and I am 39 from Michigan. Late last month I ended up via ambulance in the hospital, for the scariest 9 days of my life. Unable to feel my arms-legs, dizzy and confused- I e...

Atlas Orthogonal alignment for MS

My name is Dr. Laurel Griffin, and I am a board certified Atlas Orthogonal Doctor. The work I do as an Atlas Orthogonal doctor centers around the brainstem and affects blood flow and cerebrospinal ...

TEDMED Star Amy Baxter, MD, CEO of MMJ Labs and inventor of Buzzy®

By Amy Baxter, MD, CEO of MMJ Labs and inventor of Buzzy® for shots and VibraCool Drug Free Pain Relief Eight ways to fight needle fatigue While the media focuses on needle phobia, there is a l...

Personal Stories: Tammy

I am involved in the MS community because I have MS. I was diagnosed the day after Christmas in 2010. Unfortunately, I have failed so many MS therapies over the past five years that I am now left ...

How to Get Life Insurance with Multiple Sclerosis

Like being stalled behind an accident on the freeway at rush hour. Like cooking dinner with a cast on your dominant hand. Like trying to get a credit card after undergoing bankruptcy. That’s how it...

Ann Romney to Write Book on Multiple Sclerosis Battle

Ann Romney is writing a book about her experiences living with multiple sclerosis, with proceeds going to benefit the center for neurological diseases she helped launch. “A lot of people talk about...

MS Progression May Be Stopped By New Anti-inflammatory Molecule

Researchers at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, the oldest research center in Australia, developed a molecule that may quell inflammation and stop the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS). Th...

Turmeric May Help Treat MS

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is the yellow spice most familiar in Indian cooking and American prepared mustard. I recommend it for all inflammatory disorders and for autoimmune conditions, including mu...

HIV Linked to Reduced Risk of Developing Multiple Sclerosis

Drugs used to treat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) could potentially used to treat multiple sclerosis (MS), as research has indicated people with HIV have a lower risk for MS, suggested finding...

New Imaging Technique Reveals MS Progression Related to Diffusivity in Brain

News source: Multiple Sclerosis News Today Scientists are developing new tools to understand multiple sclerosis pathogenesis and monitor the benefits of treatments. One of these tools is diffusion...