WMBD Peoria on MSN
Strikes were bowled to support Multiple Sclerosis research in Peoria
A fun day at the lanes turned into a powerful show of community support as bowlers came together for Ten Pins to End MS, a ...
ScienceAlert on MSN
Blood Signals May Predict Multiple Sclerosis 7 Years Before Symptoms
Scientists have found blood protein signals that may flag multiple sclerosis up to seven years before symptoms begin.
The Hearty Soul on MSN
Study Points to Two Bacteria as Possible Causes for Multiple Sclerosis
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With ads everywhere for pro- or pre-biotic foods and supplements, most people are familiar with the gut microbiome—the ...
Justdial on MSN
Demystifying Multiple Sclerosis: From Symptoms to Treatment
Learn about multiple sclerosis, its symptoms, causes, and treatment options. Understand how early diagnosis helps in managing ...
A new study indicates that ALS and MS have an extremely high geographic association, even after controlling for race, gender, wealth, latitude and access to neurological health.
Doctors are looking to recruit more people for the trial, which they say could one day be given as a single one-off treatment ...
Obexelimab met primary endpoint with a 95% relative reduction in new gadolinium (Gd)-enhancing T1 lesions compared with placebo, p=0.0009 ...
Scientists have found that people with multiple sclerosis (MS) have a distinctly imbalanced oral microbiome—marked by a loss of beneficial bacteria and a rise in inflammation-linked microbes.
Scientists have discovered blood protein signals that could potentially predict the onset of multiple sclerosis (MS) up to seven years before symptoms appear.
Scientists have identified microbial and metabolic signatures in saliva that distinguish MS patients from healthy individuals ...
UCSF study finds MS starts damaging the brain years before symptoms appear. Early immune attack on myelin and key proteins ...
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