Christina Applegate, Selma Blair and John King have it. MS is more common than you think.
Here's what MS is, what causes it and how you can expect the condition to be treated if it impacts you or someone you love.
Christina Applegate reveals she turned down a spot on “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ”10 years ago
"I would’ve been in my sweatpants, and I’d be laying in bed,” Applegate said. “What fun is that? No. I would be the worst ...
Katey Sagal Says Son Jackson White 'Hates' Being Called a Nepo Baby: 'Didn't Lean Into Any of That'
Katey Sagal says her son, actor Jackson White, "hates" being called a nepo baby, saying that he "didn't lean into any of that ...
Tyla4d
One awkward trait you might have that could actually be a symptom of MS
According to the NHS, MS is a disease which affects both the brain and spinal cord, and causes a wide range of potential ...
Alexandra Daddario offers up proof to critics who say she's a bad actress: 'I got an Emmy nomination'
Alexandra Daddario has offered her response to critics who claim she's a bad actress: 'I got an Emmy nomination.' ...
Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Billy Idol, Cat Power to Headline ‘Light Up The Blues 7’
The 'Light Up The Blues' benefit for Autism Speaks will feature performances by Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Cat Power, Billy Idol, and Linda Perry.
AOL13d
Christina Applegate, Selma Blair and John King have it. MS is more common than you think.
Celebrities getting sick with chronic conditions can cause those diseases to feel a lot more real. Along with these celebrities, close to a million people in the U.S. have been diagnosed with the ...