MS

Newly Enlisted T-cell 'Policemen' Can Slow Down Run-Away Immune System

Source: Medical Xpress In research published in the March issue of Immunity, Saint Louis University scientists led by Daniel Hawiger, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of molecular microbiology and...

Statins for Multiple Sclerosis

Source: EmaxHealth A new meta-analysis and review of statins for multiple sclerosis has just been published, and it seemed like a good opportunity to take a look at what scientists say about stati...

Personal Stories: Joseph Weinberg

After a long day at work, Henderson resident Joseph Weinberg plays with his son Beckett on a swing at Cactus Wren Park, 2900 Ivanpah Drive, exchanging smiles and laughter. Though calm and collected...

Multiple Sclerosis Patients Could Benefit From Brain Boost Study

Increasing the activity of neurons could be beneficial in people with the disease, researchers at a Scottish university said. It could stimulate the production of a substance that protects nerve f...

Fighting Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis

Fatigue in multiple sclerosis is one of the most life-altering symptoms of the disease. Now the findings of a new study indicate that it is possible to prevent and treat fatigue by targeting certai...

NEWS New treatment for Multiple Sclerosis Slows Disease Progression, Reduces Relapses

A groundbreaking new treatment for multiple sclerosis is now available in the United States and is being used to treat patients in San Antonio. The drug Lemtrada was initially denied approval by t...

Central Immune System Component Found to be Related to MS Neurodegeneration

Source: Multiple Sclerosis Today A recent study published in PLOS ONE provides new insights into the relationship between the immune system and neurodegeneration and clinical disability in multipl...

Should You Take Fish Oil for Multiple Sclerosis

Source: Emax Health Considerable research revolves around the use of fish oil for a number of health challenges. What have researchers discovered about taking fish oil for multiple sclerosis? Fis...

New Drug Could Reverse The Damage of Multiple Sclerosis

Source: Telegraph.co.uk A new drug could reverse the damage of multiple sclerosis, curing balance and vision problems for sufferers, researchers believe. The disorder occurs when myelin, the fatt...

Researchers Discover New Way To Determine MS Disease Aggressiveness By Measuring Antibody Levels

Source: Multiple Sclerosis News Today A new commentary concerning genetic variability in multiple sclerosispatients highlights a new marker of disease severity. Local IgG (antibody) synthesis is f...