Somewhere along the way, our society started treating difficult experiences as opportunities for growth. We are sometimes encouraged to find the lesson, recognize how much stronger we’ve become, and turn our hardest moments into something meaningful. I understand the intention behind that, but I sometimes wonder: What if I don’t…
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A low-fat diet may help reduce fatigue in multiple sclerosis (MS) by altering how the body processes lipids, or fats, and amino acids, which serve as the building blocks of proteins, a small study by U.S. researchers suggests. These scientists analyzed data from a small clinical trial involving adults…
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Nearly 15% of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) declined free cognitive testing offered at a specialized clinic in Canada, a new study found. Those with progressive MS, anxiety-related disorders, or no reported concerns about their thinking and memory were more likely to decline testing. This could leave…
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Workplace exposure to petroleum-based lubricants is linked to higher odds of multiple sclerosis (MS), a new study in Sweden suggests. The association was particularly strong among current smokers and people with certain genetic risk factors. Researchers found that people who reported working with products such as engine oil, concrete…
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People with multiple sclerosis (MS) may be able to enjoy ocean sailing as a way to stay active, a small study found, with participants showing no measurable decline in physical or cognitive function after a 10-day expedition. All participants completed the planned sailing activities, although two-thirds experienced some degree…
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