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News FDA Asked to Approve Diroximel Fumarate as Oral Treatment for Relapsing MS

News Pretreating Ocrevus Patients with Multiple Antihistamines and Liquids Lowers Infusion Reactions by 60%, Study Reports

Columns, Faith of the Mustard Seed - a Column by Debi Wilson Grieving Loss in a Year of Change and MS

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: Cannabis, Switching Interferons, Brain Stimulation by Smartphone, Lipoic Acid

News Inactivation of S1PR2 Protein Shows Therapeutic Potential in MS Mouse Model, Study Reports

News Each Major Risk Factor (Like Genes, Smoking and Obesity) Can Affect Disease Course, Study Finds

A Life in Letters -- A Column By Jamie Hughes, Columns Shalom and the State of My Staircase

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Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias Pregnancy, DMTs, and MS: A New Study

News MS Patients Report Beneficial Effects of Cannabis With Few Side Effects, Survey Shows

News Researchers Develop Smartphone-connected Device to Treat MS, Brain Disorders Remotely

Columns, MS in Moderation, a column by Tamara Sellman Need to Know: What Are Some Good Books That Feature Multiple Sclerosis?

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News Patients with Stable Disease Who Switch to Another Interferon Therapy at Greater Risk of Flares, Study Reports

News Lipoic Acid Supplements May Help to Delay Decline in Walking Speed in SPMS Patients, Study Says

News GB Sciences, LSU Partner on Cannabinoid Research and Development Project for MS, Other Diseases

News Ocrevus Now Available Through NHS Scotland to Treat RRMS

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias Consensus Lacking on How MS Medications Are Prescribed in the UK

News Glatect Added to Public Drug Plan in British Columbia as Sole RRMS Treatment of Its Type

News WUSTL Team Receives $6.3 Million Grant to Develop PET Scan Tracers

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: Palliative Care, Lemtrada and Lung Bleeding, Stroke Risk, Rebif Report

Alexa, News Microglia Cells Diverse with Distinct Subtypes and Certain Ones May Contribute to Inflammation, Study Finds

News Research Team Chosen to Lead to Novel Research Project in Canada into MS Progression

Columns, Fall Down, Get Up Again- a Column by John Connor The Right Hand of Lightness

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News Tysabri Seen as Superior to IFN-β in Preventing Relapses, Easing Disability in Small Study

News Treating MS with Holistic Behaviors and Strategies: A Nutritionist’s View

News Aubagio Becomes 1st Once-daily Oral DMT for Relapsing MS Patients in India

Columns, Silver Linings - a Column by Jennifer Powell Receiving with Grace: Lessons Learned with Secondary Progressive MS

News Fat Spheres Can Deliver DNA into Cells of Central Nervous System, Hold Therapeutic Potential

News Use of Hospital Palliative Care by MS Patients in US Rose 30-fold Between 2005-14, Study Finds

Columns, Making a Difference - a Column by Cathy Chester. How to Reach Your Goals While Living with Multiple Sclerosis

News Aspirin Suppresses MS Symptoms by Preventing Loss of Regulatory T-cells, Mouse Study Shows

News Lemtrada Linked to Bleeding in Lungs in Case Report, 1 of 5 MS Cases Worldwide, Study Says

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias How Worried Should We Be About MS Medication Side Effects?

News RRMS Patients on Rebif Show High Treatment Adherence and Fewer Relapses in Real-World Study

News Small Molecule Linked to Cells That Control Myelin Production and Repair in Study

Columns, Faith of the Mustard Seed - a Column by Debi Wilson Recognizing and Avoiding MS Triggers to Prevent Exacerbations

News Mumford & Sons Bassist Helps UK MS Society Tackle Patient Loneliness with New Exhibit

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: MRI Dyes, Lipids and MS, Gilenya Advisory, Possible Stem Cell Trial

News Lemtrada’s Use Carries Rare But Serious Risk of Stroke and Artery Tears, FDA Warns

A Life in Letters -- A Column By Jamie Hughes, Columns Ho-Ho-No

Columns, Fall Down, Get Up Again- a Column by John Connor In Real Time

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News Gilenya Now Approved in Europe to Treat Children, Adolescents with RRMS

News CDC Launching National Neurological Conditions Surveillance System to Study MS

Columns, Engaging Thoughts iConquerMS, National MS Society Collaborate to Amplify Patient Voices

News Adult Oligodendrocytes May Replenish Myelin Production in MS, Study Suggests

News Stem Cells With Unusual Metabolism May Be Therapeutic Approach to Fight Inflammatory Diseases Like MS, Study Suggests

News Artificial Intelligence May Help Reduce Dosage of Gadolinium in MRIs, Researchers Suggest

News High Lipid Levels Associated with Increased Disability, Inflammation in RRMS Patients, Study Shows

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias FDA Warns of Possible Dangers of Stopping Gilenya

News Lifestyle Factors Tied to MS-related Depression, Large Study Finds

News Homotaurine Compound May Be New Class of Treatment for MS, Mouse Study Suggests

News FDA Warns of Rare Risk of Severe Worsening in MS Disability After Stopping Gilenya Use

News Gilenya-induced Changes in Heart Rate May Predict Degree of Drop in Lymphocytes, Study Reports

Columns, Making a Difference - a Column by Cathy Chester. Taking a Break from the News to Keep Stress at Bay

News Phase 1 Trial of ATA190 Cell Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Progressive MS

News Phase 2 Trial of NurOwn Stem Cell Therapy in Progressive MS Planned for US, BrainStorm Announces

Columns, Patiently Awakened - A Column by Teresa Wright-Johnson Facing the Reality of the Holiday Season

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias Can’t Afford Health Insurance for Your Family? Who Do You Cut?

News FDA Approves Generic Version of Aubagio to Treat Relapsing MS, Glenmark Pharma Says

News RRMS Diagnosed Most Often in Younger Women and PPMS in Older Men, European Study Reports

Columns, Faith of the Mustard Seed - a Column by Debi Wilson MS-related Vertigo: What Can You Do?

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: New Thinking About MS Development, Rhythm to Improve Walking, UK Nurse Shortage, B-cells

News Accelerated Cure Project, National MS Society Pair to Advance Research, Patient Input

News MS Therapy Fampyra Again Not Recommended for Use in Scottish National Health System

A Life in Letters -- A Column By Jamie Hughes, Columns Excelsior! Learning from the Life and Loss of Stan Lee

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News Celgene and Lyfebulb Partner on ‘Innovation Challenge’ for Entrepreneurs Affected by MS

News Unemployment and Under-employment Linked to Poorer Cognitive Abilities in UK Study

Columns, Silver Linings - a Column by Jennifer Powell Losing Words Through Dysarthria Is Hard for This Word Nerd

News MS-specific Lineage of Oligodendrocytes May Provide New Hints on MS Development

News Ocrevus Helps Preserve Hand and Arm Function in PPMS Patients, Trial Data Show

Columns, MS in Motion - A Column by Mike Knight Rock Bottom: When Sitting Down Is a Pain in the Butt

News Phase 3 Trial of MD1003 in Treating Progressive MS Fully Enrolled, MedDay Announces

News Motor Imagery Set to Musical and Verbal Cues Helps Patients with Walking and Fatigue, Study Says

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias I Know I’m in a Handicapped Spot, but I’ll Only Be 2 Minutes

News Heavy Caseloads for MS Specialist Nurses in UK Compromise Patient Care, MS Trust Reports

News Inflammatory Th17 Cells Seen to Trigger Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in MS Mouse Model

Columns, Faith of the Mustard Seed - a Column by Debi Wilson Do Noise and Crowds Affect You More with MS?

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: Ballet and MS, Salt and the Immune System, How Tecfidera May Work, Doctor-Patient Communications

News Controlling B-cell Numbers, Activity Key to Preventing Inflammation in MS, Study Suggests

News Embracing Carers Expanding Global Reach to Brazil, Possibly China

Columns, Fall Down, Get Up Again- a Column by John Connor Medical Marijuana in the UK: So Near and Yet So Far

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News Study Highlights Need for Better Engagement Between MS Patients and Healthcare Providers

News Exercise Program Based on Ballet Improves Motor Control and Balance in MS Patients, Study Reports

Columns, Silver Linings - a Column by Jennifer Powell MS and Your Immune System: ‘Tis the Season for the Flu

News Pregnancy Briefly Lowers MS Relapse Rates and Treatment Reliance, Real-world Study Shows

News Blocking Protein Called SARM1 Seen to Protect Nerve Cells from Damage Linked to MS

News #ECTRIMS2018 – Better MS Monitoring and Disease Understanding Among Goals of FLOODLIGHT Open, Genentech Director Says

News Accelerated Cure Project Teams with RealTalk MS for Weekly Podcasts

Columns, Patiently Awakened - A Column by Teresa Wright-Johnson When the Sun Sets — Chronic Illness, Advocacy, and Mortality

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS Medications in Mexico: Insurer Encourages Patients to Go South

News Diabetes, Hypertension, Smoking Linked with Brain Shrinkage in MS Patients

News Denali and Sanofi Partner to Develop Potential Treatments for MS, Other Neurological Disorders

Columns, The MS Wire - A Column by Ed Tobias MS News that Caught My Eye Last Week: Ocrevus in the UK, Environmental Triggers, PPMS Research