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New MRI technique may reveal signs of myelin repair in multiple sclerosis

An MRI technique known as APART-QSM may help researchers track signs of repair to the myelin sheath, which is damaged in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a study from China. Researchers found that increases in a myelin-sensitive MRI measurement within MS lesions were significantly associated…

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Finally meeting the intriguing new employee with multiple sclerosis

A high-pitched, enthusiastic shout came hurdling through my low-lit office sanctuary: “Good morning, everyone! Please join us in the lobby to meet our new employee!” At 8:30 a.m. on a Monday, my biggest enemy was a mandatory meeting. I managed to gather the little energy left in my body from…

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Guest Voice: Why we need more research on menopause and MS

I am 49 years old and have multiple sclerosis (MS). I’m also smack in the middle of perimenopause. You’d think that with all the medical appointments, research, and conversations I’ve had since my diagnosis, someone might’ve mentioned how these two things could be connected. Nope. I’m not someone who…

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Early start on now-approved MS drug seen to limit progression over 10 years

In the large, late-stage clinical trials that led to the approval of the multiple sclerosis (MS) drug Ocrevus (ocrelizumab), participants with relapsing forms of MS who were initially assigned to — and remained on the infusion therapy for as long as 10 years — had less disability progression…

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Giving ourselves permission to have an MS story without a neat ending

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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Featured ColumnLike laundry, living with MS requires ongoing maintenance

Just as laundry requires constant upkeep, the daily maintenance involved in living with MS never really ends, says columnist Ahna Crum.

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    Finding gratitude in the middle of the journey with MS

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    Navigating mood changes in everyday life with MS

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    In a life with multiple sclerosis, you have to know when ‘it is time’

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