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The Search for Causes, Treatments, and a Cure


21 Articles found
The Importance of Clinical Trials
The Search For A Cause of MS
MS and Autoimmune Thyroiditis
Making Sense of MS Research (Transcript)
The Genetic Connection
Shades of Gray: MS Misconceptions, Misunderstandings, and Misinterpretations
15 Years of MS Therapy
What About the Side Effects?
Oral Medications for MS Treatment
The Potential Role of Chemokines in Remyelination
The Medication Solution Assists in Restoring Emotional Health
Fampridine SR - One Step Closer to Becoming a Reality
Exploring Our Differences: African Americans and MS
When Medication Stops Working or Causes Complications: It's Time to Switch
The Changing Face of MS
Examining the Ampyra™Experience By: Daniel Kantor, M.D.
Emergies Therapies Teleconference with Dr. Aaron Boster
LDN: Miracle or Myth?
The Next Chapter in MS Care
Prescription Pain Relief
What to Expect from Your MS Disease-Modifying Drug

59 News found
05/06/2013     MS Risk Appears to be Higher for African Americans than Caucasians
03/27/2013     Oral Medication Tecfidera™ Approved for Relapsing MS
03/21/2013     Breaking News from AAN 65th Annual Meeting
01/24/2013     Injectable Drug Demonstrates Efficacy with Reduced Dosing Schedule
01/04/2013     Rebif Single-Use Auto-Injector Approved
11/19/2012     Re-Educating Immune Cells May Halt MS Progression
11/05/2012     Blocking Enzyme May Allow Remylination
09/21/2012     Latest BG-12 Trial Results Show Significant Benefit
09/13/2012     Another Oral Medication Approved for Relapsing MS
07/18/2012     Interferon Beta May not Slow MS Progression According to New Study
06/18/2012     Study Identifies Gene Linked to Vitamin D Deficiency
06/14/2012     Fertility Treatment Tied to Higher Relapse Rate in Women with MS
06/13/2012     Another MS Drug Application Submitted for FDA Approval
06/12/2012     Video Coverage of the European Neurological Society 2012 Meeting
05/10/2012     FDA Alerts on Potential Dangers of “Liberation Therapy” for CCSVI
04/24/2012     Novartis Updates U.S. Label on Gilenya®
04/16/2012     Gilenya® Role in PML Diagnosis Unclear
03/08/2012     Pregnancy May Cut Risk of Developing MS
02/28/2012     BG-12 New Drug Application Submitted
01/20/2012     European Medicines Agency Strengthens Gilenya Guidelines While Review Underway
12/12/2011     Investigation Underway into Death of Gilenya Patient
12/09/2011     Genetic Clue to MS Identified
12/08/2011     Brain Biopsies Yield Clues to MS Course
10/31/2011     Friendly Gut Bacteria May Play Role in Triggering MS
10/26/2011     BG-12 Moves Forward with Positive Data from Late-Stage Trials
10/18/2011     Circadian Disruption may Contribute to MS Development in Youth
08/17/2011     Research Identifies How Vitamin D Combats MS
08/16/2011     Anti-Inflammatory Agents Silence Overactive Immune Response
08/11/2011     Number of Genes Linked to MS More than Doubles
06/10/2011     Study Suggests Shingles Nearly Quadruples MS Risk in Asia
06/08/2011     Research Examines Cellular Events that May Lead to MS
05/19/2011     Estrogen Receptors Play Anti-Inflammatory Role in the Brain
04/27/2011     Blocking Crucial Molecule Could Help Treat Multiple Sclerosis
04/27/2011     Common Virus Plus Low Sunlight Exposure May Increase Risk of Multiple Sclerosis
04/13/2011     Gilenya™ Reduces Risk of MS Disability Progression Regardless of Treatment History
04/13/2011     New Study Results Cast Doubt on Theory that CCSVI Causes MS
04/12/2011     Late-Stage Trial of Oral BG-12 for Relapsing-Remitting MS Shows Postive Results
04/11/2011     Oral Drug for MS Significantly Reduces Disease Activity and Slows Disability in Long-Term Study
03/24/2011     Stem Cells May Show Promise for People with Rapidly Progressing MS
02/24/2011     Warmer Weather Hampers Thinking Skills in People with MS
02/17/2011     Study Results Provide More Clues to Understanding the Pathology of MS
02/11/2011     More evidence that Vitamin D affects MS risk
01/20/2011     Plasma Exchange Effective In Treating Severe MS Relapses
11/24/2010     Toxin and Potential MS Treatment Focus of Research
11/19/2010     Researchers Make Surprising Discovery While Testing MS Pain Remedy
09/22/2010     First Oral Treatment for MS Approved by FDA
08/04/2010     New Studies Fail to Link CCSVI and MS
07/20/2010     Gut Bacteria and the MS Connection
06/30/2010     Study of “Liberation Treatment” to Launch in Buffalo
06/11/2010     Gilenia Gets Stamp of Approval From Advisory Panel to FDA
06/10/2010     Steroids Reduce Postpartum Relapses in Study
05/03/2010     Biomarkers Test for MS Nine Years Before Symptoms Appear
03/11/2010     FDA Approves Botox to Treat Spasticity in Flexor Muscles of the Elbow, Wrist and Fingers
03/10/2010     Study Implicates Epstein-Barr Virus in Development of MS
02/16/2010     Study Combining Daclizumab with Interferon Beta Treatment Brings Positive Results
02/10/2010     One of First CCSVI Studies Releases Preliminary Results
08/17/2009     Novartis Version of Betaseron to Hit Market This Fall
06/03/2009     Diabetes Drug Shows Potential in Treating MS
06/03/2009     Share Your Health Care Story

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14 Audios found
Deciding Which Disease Modifiying Therapy is Right for You with Dr. Daniel Kantor - March 5th, 2013 Teleconference.
MS Treatments and Symptom Management with Dr. Daniel Kantor - March 13th, 2012 Teleconference
Emerging Therapies Teleconference with Dr. Aaron Boster - March 2nd, 2011 Teleconference
Emerging Therapies Teleconference with Dr. Aaron Boster - March 3rd, 2011 Teleconference
The Medication Solution Assists in Restoring Emotional Health
The Changing Face of MS
Exploring Our Differences: African Americans and MS
When Your Medication Stops Working or Causes Complications: It's Time to Switch
Fampridine SR - One Step Closer to Becoming a Reality
The Potential Role of Chemokines in Remyelination
What About the Side Effects?
Shades of Gray: MS Misconceptions, Misunderstandings, and Misinterpretations
MS Drugs in the Pipeline
Connectivity Among Autoimmune Diseases,Including MS


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